Find the MSE, the MSR and the F-statisticBased on the F distribution table, can you reject the null hypothesis that the regression is not significant, at a 90% confidence level (α=10%)? The following six advertising campaigns show the number of ads (x) and theresulting sales revenues (y) from each advertising campaign. Table 1 illustrates the data.1.TABLE 1. Sample data for sales (y) and number of ads(x)Obs.уX; – x (x; – x)² yi - ỹ (X¡ – x)(y; – y)e (yi - 7)? (ŷi – y)?Vi – y)²110496 413164948 3612466.8 43

Hello! As you have posted more than 3 sub parts, we are answering the first 3 sub-parts. In case you require the unanswered parts also, kindly re-post that parts separately. From the given information: x y x-x¯ x-x¯2 y-y¯ y-y¯2 x-x¯*y-y¯ 10 49 0 0 5 25 0 6 41 -4 16 -3 9 12 16 49 6 36 5 25 30 8 36 -2 4 -8 64 16 12 46 2 4 2 4 4 8 43 -2 4 -1 1 2 x¯=10 y¯=44 x-x¯2=64 ∑y-y¯2=128 ∑x-x¯*y-y¯=64 MSE: Consider, The regression equation is, Y=b0+b1x =34+X Consider, the predicted values x y Y^ Y-Y^2 10 49 44 25 6 41 40 1 16 49 50 1 8 36 42 36 12 46 46 0 8 43 42 1 264 ∑Y-Y^2=64 MSE=1n-1∑Y-Y^2 =646-1 =12.8 MSR: MSR=∑Y^-Y¯2number of variables-1 =642-1 =64 F statistic: F=MSRMSE =6412.8 =5

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