Researchers study the rate of water loss (% body weight per minute) of a tropical bedbug exposed to different combinations of temperature in degrees Celsius (temp) and relative humidity as a percentage (humid). They find that R2 = 65.3%. What is the interpretation of this value? Group of answer choices

There is a moderate positive association between temperature and humidity.

The model explains 65.3% of the variation in rate of water loss.

For every one-degree increase in temperature and 1% increase in humidity level, the average rate of water loss increases by 65.3%.

For every one-degree increase in temperature, the average humidity level increases by 65.3%.