Time left 0:02:50Question9.You are given the estimated regression equationy=234-6.2X2+082X3 R-Square-0.42Answer saved(7.2) (0.95) (0.45)Marked out ofThe number between parentheses are standard error1.00the Sample size N=100P FlagquestionThe test statistics to test that B2=-5 against the alternative that it is less than -5 is equal toO a.-6.526O b. -1.263O c.-11.789O d. None of the option is correctCLEAR MY CHOICEQuestion10In the modelu234-6 2Y2+082X3 R-Square=0.42

The formula for calculation will be, t =B2Standard Error of B2=-6.20.95=-6.526

You are given the estimated regression equation y=234-6.2X2+082X3 R-Square=0.42 (7.2) (0.95) (0.45) The number between parentheses are standard error the Sample size N=100 The test statistics to test that B2=-5 against the alternative that it is less than -5 is equal to a. -6.526 b. -1.263 C. -11.789 d. None of the option is correct

You are given the estimated regression equation y=234-6.2X2+082X3 R-Square=0.42 (7.2) (0.95) (0.45) The number between parentheses are standard error the Sample size N=100 The test statistics to test that B2=-5 against the alternative that it is less than -5 is equal to a. -6.526 b. -1.263 C. -11.789 d. None of the option is correct

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