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Consider the following regression model: y=β₁+β₂x₂+β₃x₃+β₄x₄+β₅x₅+u.
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H₀ : β₂+β₃-β₅ =0
H₁ : O/W.
The restricted and unrestricted sum of squared errors are SSEr=1013 and SSEu=905. What is the F statistics for this test.
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