regression problem with 2 input variables, we construct a classification tree with 4 terminal nodes. This means(

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In a regression problem with 2 input variables, we construct a classification tree with 4 terminal nodes. This means(multiple choices)

   

There was either four splits in only one of the input variables or one split in each of the input variable.

   

There was a split in one of the input variables and no splits in the other.

   

There was a split in each input variable.

   

There was either a split in each input variable or three splits in only one of the input variables.

   

There were 2 splits in each of the input variables.

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