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But when you brought in the radio and the newspaper variables along with TV, the R-squared increased to 0.91 and 0.83, r<\/strong>espectively. Do you think the R-squared value will always increase (or at least remain the same) when you add more variables?<\/p>\n"}

In the simple linear regression model between TV and sales the accuracy or the 'model fit' as measured by the R-squared was about 0.81.

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