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Which of the following statements about adjustments to R2 is not true?

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Which of the following statements about adjustments to R2 is not true?

Which of the following statements about adjustments to R2 is not true?

a. The formula for adjusting R2 involves sample size.
b. The formula for adjusting R2 takes number of predictors into account.
c. Adjustments to R2 can either increase or decrease the original R2 value.
d. Adjustments to R2 are more substantial when N = 50 than when N = 250.

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