Based on five years of manthiy data, you derive the following information for the companies listed:Companya (Intercept)Intel0.2411.00 %0.67Ford0.1313.00.20Anhauser Busch0.166.400.0Merck0.0610.200.60Sa S000.004.301.00a. Compute the beta coefficient for each stock. Do not raund intermediate calculations. Round your answers to three decimal places.Intel:5.091 XFord:0.538 XAnheuser Busch:Merck:2 x

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Based on five years of manthiy data, you derive the following information for the companies listed: Company a (Intercept) Intel 0.24 11.00 % 0.67 Ford 0.13 13.60 0.20 Anhauser Busch a.16 6.40 0.00 Merck 0.06 10.20 0.60 sa s00 0.00 4.30 1.00 a. Compute the beta coefficient for each stock. Do not raund intermediate calculations. Round your answers to three decimal places. Intel: 5.091 x Ford: 0.538 X Anheuser Busch: 2 X Merck: 2 x

Based on five years of manthiy data, you derive the following information for the companies listed: Company a (Intercept) Intel 0.24 11.00 % 0.67 Ford 0.13 13.60 0.20 Anhauser Busch a.16 6.40 0.00 Merck 0.06 10.20 0.60 sa s00 0.00 4.30 1.00 a. Compute the beta coefficient for each stock. Do not raund intermediate calculations. Round your answers to three decimal places. Intel: 5.091 x Ford: 0.538 X Anheuser Busch: 2 X Merck: 2 x

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