a) Interpret the coefficients of UNEMP & BLACK. b) Test, using 5% level of significant and a t-test approach, if the variable HSSCORE can be removed from the analysis. C) Suppose that you want to verify if all slope coefficients can be significant or not. Hence, specify both null and alternative hypothesis statements for test. gust hypothesis statements are satisfactory) d) The researcher thinks that the variables BLACK, UNEMP & HSSCORE might not be important variables in estimating the YRSED. In that case, indicate both restricted and unrestricted population regression equations. You may use the letter B for slope and intercept coefficients on the two regressions, respectively. (Example: YRSED; = Bo + B1 ... + .). Specify the values of q & k. e) Furthermore, specify if the researcher is right on his assumption in part (d) above. The required statistical table is attached into this question. Assume that F- statistic for part (d) is 178.86

a) Interpret the coefficients of UNEMP & BLACK. b) Test, using 5% level of significant and a t-test approach, if the variable HSSCORE can be removed from the analysis. C) Suppose that you want to verify if all slope coefficients can be significant or not. Hence, specify both null and alternative hypothesis statements for test. gust hypothesis statements are satisfactory) d) The researcher thinks that the variables BLACK, UNEMP & HSSCORE might not be important variables in estimating the YRSED. In that case, indicate both restricted and unrestricted population regression equations. You may use the letter B for slope and intercept coefficients on the two regressions, respectively. (Example: YRSED; = Bo + B1 ... + .). Specify the values of q & k. e) Furthermore, specify if the researcher is right on his assumption in part (d) above. The required statistical table is attached into this question. Assume that F- statistic for part (d) is 178.86

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