5. The following estimated equation was obtained by OLS regression using quarterly data for 1978 to 1996 inclusive. Yt 2.20 +0.104Xt₁ - 3.48 Xt₂ + 0.34Xt3 (3.4) (0.005) (2.2) (0.15) Standard errors are in parentheses, the explained sum of squares was 109.6, and the residual sum of squares 18.48. a. Test at the 5% level for the statistical significance of the parameter estimates. b. Calculate the coefficient of determination.

5. The following estimated equation was obtained by OLS regression using quarterly data for 1978 to 1996 inclusive. Yt 2.20 +0.104Xt₁ - 3.48 Xt₂ + 0.34Xt3 (3.4) (0.005) (2.2) (0.15) Standard errors are in parentheses, the explained sum of squares was 109.6, and the residual sum of squares 18.48. a. Test at the 5% level for the statistical significance of the parameter estimates. b. Calculate the coefficient of determination.

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