The Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns Study showed average baseline triglyceride levels among 920 people of 0.926 mmol/L associated with a total sum of squared deviations of approximately 160 mmol/L. If a linear regression analysis of baseline triglyceride levels on physical activity levels had an R-squared of 0.30, what are the sum of squared deviations explained by the regression model? a. 112 mmol/L
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c. 48 mmol/L

The sum of the squared deviations explained by the regression model is:

c. 48 mmol/L

Step-by-step explanation:

Average baseline triglyceride levels among 920 people = 0.926 mmol/L

Total sum of squared deviations, approximately = 160 mmol/L

Linear regression analysis of baseline triglyceride levels on physical activity levels had an R-squared = 0.30

Therefore, the sum of the squared deviations explained by the regression model = 160 * 0.30 = 48 mmol/L

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