a) Consider the information given in the two ANOVA table below corresponding to the linear regression model: Y = Bo + B1x1 + Bzx2 + B3x3 + ɛ. Fill the missing information in the ANOVA table below: Source of DF SS MS F Variation Regression 77.76 Error Total 16 121.50 ANOVA table for the linear regression model b) Test the null hypothesis Ho: B1 = B2 = B3 = 0 against the appropriate alternative at a = 0.05 level of significance. c) Calculate R and adjusted-R2 from the data given in the ANOVA table in a) above.

a) Consider the information given in the two ANOVA table below corresponding to the linear regression model: Y = Bo + B1x1 + Bzx2 + B3x3 + ɛ. Fill the missing information in the ANOVA table below: Source of DF SS MS F Variation Regression 77.76 Error Total 16 121.50 ANOVA table for the linear regression model b) Test the null hypothesis Ho: B1 = B2 = B3 = 0 against the appropriate alternative at a = 0.05 level of significance. c) Calculate R and adjusted-R2 from the data given in the ANOVA table in a) above.

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