VSeries: BC_UNEM Workfile: UNTITLED:Untitled\View Proc Object Properties Print Name Freeze Defaultv Options Sample Genr Sheet Stats IdentBC_UNEM350300250200150100IVI I IIIIV2019202020212019MO32021MOSFigure 1223)Discuss the trend in BC Unemployment rate over the last 2.5 years. Series: BC_UNEM Workfile: UNTITLED:Untitled\View Proc Object Properties Print Name Freeze Sample Genr Sheet Graph Stats IdentHypothesis Testing for BC_UNEMDate: 08/15/21 Time: 19:53Sample: 2019M03 2021M06Included observations: 28Test of Hypothesis: Mean = 200.0000Sample Mean = 194.9714Sample Std. Dev. = 71.54736MethodProbabilityValue-0.371903t-statistic0.7129Figure 1324)25)What is being tested?Would we reject the null at the 10% level?

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Sample Mean = 194.9714 Sample Std. Dev. = 71.54736 Method t-statistic Value -0.371903 Probability 0.7129 Figure 13 24) What is being tested? Would we reject the null at the 10% level? 25)

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