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Question: Suppose you fit the first-order multiple regression model y=β0+β1x1+β2x2+ε to n=25 data points and obtain the prediction equationy^=6.4+3.1x1+0.92x2 . The estimated standard deviations of the sampling distributions of β1 and β2are 2.3 and .27, respectively

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(a) Do not reject the null hypothesis, hence the value of β1=0

(b) Reject the null hypothesis at 95% significance level, thus, the value of β2=0

(c) 90% confidence interval for β1 is (0.0732, 6.1268).

(d) 99% confidence interval for β2 is (0.16751, 1.67249).

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Step-by-Step Solution  Step 1: Testing the significance β1

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Testing the significance of  β2

Therefore, value of β20

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Confidence interval for β1

90% confidence interval forβ1is β^2±t0.0052

Therefore, the confidence interval is 3.1±1.316×2.3

Thus, confidence interval forβ1is (0.0732, 6.1268). Here, with 90% accuracy it can be concluded that the value ofβ1will lie between 0.0732 and 6.1268. The value of also falls in the intervals which is a positive sign.

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Confidence interval for  β2

99% confidence interval forβ2isβ^2±t0.0052β^2±t0.0052

Therefore, the confidence interval is 0.92±2.787×0.27

Thus, confidence interval for β2 is (0.16751, 1.67249). Here, with 99% accuracy it can be concluded that the value of β2will lie between 0.16751 and 1.67249. The value of β^2 also falls in the intervals which is a positive sign

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