From the parameter estimation output, which of the following is FALSE?Coefficients Standard Errort Statp-value0.7830.0159InterceptDiameter (mm) ofgranules of sand-2.476-3.16117.1592.0348.4380.000065For a one-unit increase in the independent variable, the predicted-y is decrease by –2.476.The independent variable is significant.For a one-unit increase in the independent variable, the predicted-y is increase by17.159.The predictor variable is significant. You know that sum of squares error (SSE) is 375, hence which of thefollowing must be TRUE?sum of squares regression (SSR) at least 375.Correlation coefficient can be negative or positive.the proportion of unexplained variation can be equal to one.Total sum of squares (SST) can be less than SSE.

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