A multiple regression of y on a constant x and x2 produces the following results:ŷ = 4 + 0.4x + 0.9x2, R28/60, e'e520, n = 29,%3D29X'X%3D501010 80Test the hypothesis that the two slopes sum to 1.

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A multiple regression of y on a constant x, and x2 produces the following results: ý = 4 + 0.4x + 0.9x2, R = 8/60, e'e 520, n = 29, %3D %3D 29 X'X = 50 10 0. 10 80 Test the hypothesis that the two slopes sum to 1.

A multiple regression of y on a constant x, and x2 produces the following results: ý = 4 + 0.4x + 0.9x2, R = 8/60, e'e 520, n = 29, %3D %3D 29 X'X = 50 10 0. 10 80 Test the hypothesis that the two slopes sum to 1.

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