Multiple Choice
When performing an F-test,if the null hypothesis is H0: 2 = 3 = 0 what is the alternative hypothesis?
A) 2 ≠0 and 3≠0
B) 2 ≠0 or 3≠0
C) ( 2 ≠0 and 3=0) or ( 2 =0 and 3≠0)
D) ( 2 <0 and 3>0) or ( 2 >0 and 3<0)
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q4: When collinear variables are included in an
Q5: You estimate 4 different specifications of an
Q6: The critical value for a given p-value
Q7: The F<sub>(1,218)</sub> distribution is equivalent to
Q8: When a set of variables with exact
Q10: Why should good non-sample information be incorporated
Q11: When are R<sup>2</sup> and adjusted R<sup>2</sup> equal?<br>A)when
Q12: The critical value for a given p-value
Q13: What statistical test allows joint hypotheses to
Q14: When two or more variables move together