Which of the following is true of measurement error?a meanurement enor in an independent variable is uncorrelated with other independent variables, all estimatorsare biased.b.it measurement error in a dependent variable is comelated with the independent variables, the ordinary leastsquares estimators are unbiasedC It measurement error in an independent varlable is uncorrelated with the variable, the ordinary least squaresestimators are unblased.a.if measurement error in a dependent varlable has zera mean, the ordinary least squares estimators for theintercept are biased and inconsistent.

The correct option is (c). The explanation is discussed below.

hich of the following is true of measurement error? af measurement enor in an independent variable is uncorrelated with other independent variables, all estimator are biased. b.if measurement error in a dependent variable is corelated with the independent variables, the ordinary least squares estimators are unbiased If measurement error in an independent variable is uncorrelated with the variable, the ordinary least squares estimators are unblased. d.f measurement error in a dependent varlable has zero mean, the ordinary least squares estimators for the intercept are biased and inconsistent.

hich of the following is true of measurement error? af measurement enor in an independent variable is uncorrelated with other independent variables, all estimator are biased. b.if measurement error in a dependent variable is corelated with the independent variables, the ordinary least squares estimators are unbiased If measurement error in an independent variable is uncorrelated with the variable, the ordinary least squares estimators are unblased. d.f measurement error in a dependent varlable has zero mean, the ordinary least squares estimators for the intercept are biased and inconsistent.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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