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Transcribed Image Text:The following equation explains weekly hours of television viewing by a child in terms of the child's
age, mother's education, father's education, and number of siblings:
tvhours* =
Bo + B1age + B2age? + B3motheduc + Bafatheduc + B5sibs + u
We are worried that tvhours* is measured with error in our survey. Let tvhours denote the reported hours
of television viewing per week.
(a) What do the classical errors-in-variables (CEV) assumptions require in this application?
(b) Do you think the CEV assumptions are likely to hold? Explain.
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