How does a bivariate regression model differ from a multiple regression model?

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A bivariate regression has only one dependent and independent variable but a multiple regression has more than one dependent variable and may have many independent variables.

A bivariate regression has more than one dependent variable and only one independent variable where a multiple regression has one dependent variable and may have many independent variables.

A bivariate regression has only one dependent and many independent variables but a multiple regression has one dependent variable, but may have many independent variables.

A bivariate regression has only one dependent and independent variable but a multiple regression has one dependent variable and may have many independent variables.

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