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When performing a transformation on a set of data, how do you determine if the transformation is successful? (2 points)
If r-squared for the transformation is greater than r-squared for the original regression, the transformation is successful.
If r-squared for the transformation is less than r-squared for the original regression, the transformation is successful.
If r for the transformation is less than r for the original regression, the transformation is successful.
If r for the transformation is greater than r for the original regression, the transformation is successful.
If the intercept for the transformation is greater than the intercept for the original regression, the transformation was successful.

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If r-squared for the transformation is greater than r-squared for the original regression, the transformation is successful.

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