q20- Dependent Variable: SALESMethod: Least SquaresDate: 09/04/20 Time: 22:23Sample: 1 75Included observations: 75VariableсPRICEADVERTR-squaredAdjusted R-squaredS.E. of regressionSum squared residLog likelihoodF-statisticProb(F-statistic)t-Statistic Prob.118.9136 6.351638 18.72172 0.0000-7.907854 1.095993 -7.215241 0.00001.862584 0.683195 2.7262830.0080CoefficientStd. Error0.448258 Mean dependent var0.432932 S.D. dependent var4.886124 Akaike info criterion1718.943 Schwarz criterion-223.8695 Hannan-Quinn criter.29.24786 Durbin-Watson stat0.00000077.374676.4885376.0498546.1425536.0868682.183037Select one:O a. AIC selects Model B and SC selects Model AO b. Both AIC and SC select Model BDependent Variable: SALESMethod: Least SquaresDate: 09/05/20 Time: 10:59Sample: 1 75Included observations: 75R-squaredAdjusted R-squaredS.E. of regressionSum squared residLog likelihoodF-statisticProb(F-statistic)The results on the left panel is labeled Model A, and the right panel Model B.Which statement is correct?O c. AIC selects Model A and SC selects Model BO d. Both AIC and SC select Model AVariableCPRICEADVERTADVERT^2CoefficientStd. Error t-Statistic Prob.109.7190 6.799045 16.13742 0.0000-7.640000 1.045939 -7.304442 0.000012.15124 3.556164 3.416950 0.0011-2.767963 0.940624 -2.942688 0.00440.508235 Mean dependent var0.487456 S.D. dependent var4.645283 Akaike info criterion1532.084 Schwarz criterion-219.5540 Hannan-Quinn criter.24.45932 Durbin-Watson stat0.00000077.374676.4885375.9614406.0850396.0107922.043061

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The results on the left panel is labeled Model A, and the right panel Model B. Which statement is correct? Select one: AIC selects Model B and SC selects Model A O b. Both AIC and SC select Model B O c. AIC selects Model A and SC selects Model B O d. Both AIC and SC select Model A

The results on the left panel is labeled Model A, and the right panel Model B. Which statement is correct? Select one: AIC selects Model B and SC selects Model A O b. Both AIC and SC select Model B O c. AIC selects Model A and SC selects Model B O d. Both AIC and SC select Model A

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