Hi I know that you can’t answer all questions. Can you just answer question 12 please. 11.Are the data statistically significant at the 10% significance level? Hint: You donot need to calculate the actual value of the chi-square statistic to answer thisquestion.A)YesB)NoC)This cannot be determined from the information given.Answer:Use the following to answer questions 12–17:A researcher is investigating possible explanations fordeaths in traffic accidents. He examined data from 1991for each of the 50 states plus Washington, D.C. The dataincluded information on the following variables:DeathsThe number of deaths in traffic accidentsThe average income per familyThe number of children (in multiples ofIncomeChildren100,000) between the agesof 1 and 14 in the stateAs part of his investigation he ran the following multipleregression models:Deaths = b, + b,(Children) + b,(Income) + e,where the deviations e, were assumed to be independentand Normally distributed with mean 0 and standarddeviation s. This model was fit to the data using themethod of least squares. The following results wereobtained from statistical software:Source Sum of Squares dfModel48362278 2Error3042063 48Total.51404341.50Variable Coefficient Standard ErrorConstant593.829204.114Children90.6293.305Income-0.0390.01512. Suppose we wish to test the hypotheses H,: b, = b, = 0 versus H: at least one of theb, is not 0 using the ANOVA F test. What is the value of the F statistic?C) 24D) 381.5A) 0.94B) 15.9Answer:13. What can we say about the P-value for the ANOVA F test?A) P-value < 0.001C) 0.005 < P-value <0.01B) 0.001 < P-value < 0.005Answer:D) P-value >0.0114. What proportion of the variation in the variable Deaths is explained by theexplanatory variables Children and Income?A) 0.059C)0.470B) 0.159D)0.941Answer:Use the following additional information to answerquestions 15-17:

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