[Solved] What does a beta of 0.478 mean?

Q.	What does a beta of 0.478 mean?
A.	That the relationship between the independent and dependent variables is not linear
B.	That the regression is not significant
C.	That the correlation is significant
D.	This means that for every unit increase in your independent variable, your dependent variable increases by 0.478 units
Answer» D. This means that for every unit increase in your independent variable, your dependent variable increases by 0.478 units

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