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If an independent variable is added to a multiple regression model, the R2 value

If an independent variable is added to a multiple regression model, the R2 value
a. becomes larger or smaller depending on the statistical significance of the variable.
b. becomes larger even if the variable added is not statistically significant.
c. might or might not become larger even if the variable added is statistically significant.
d. is not affected by the variable added even if it is statistically significant.

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