To find the p-value for testing whether one of the parameters of a multiple regr

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To find the p-value for testing whether one of the parameters of a multiple regression model significantly contribute to the prediction of Y, the following area under the curve must be calculated

the area to the right of t-statistic

twice the area to the right of the positive value of t-statistic

the area to the left of F-statistic

the area to the right of t-statistic

none of the above

the area to the right of t-statistic

twice the area to the right of the positive value of t-statistic

the area to the left of F-statistic

the area to the right of t-statistic

none of the above

Explanation / Answer

Since, we are interested in testing the significance of a

predictor variable, the alternative hypothesis will be two-tailed.

Hence, the p-value will be twice the area to the right of the

positive value of t-statistic.

Hence, 2nd Option is the correct choice. (Ans).

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