Can you please answer 5 & 6 Consider the following regression estimates:reg wage educ female nonwhiteSourceSSdf MS52660.791853.93665617.9788840.0000ModelResidual 5306.477643522 10.1656660.25890.2547Total7160.41429525 13.63888443.1884waget P>|t|[95% Conf. Interval].4058751.6047738-2.823452-1.725915educ.5053245female -2.274684nonwhite -.1192245_cons .6498561. 05062279.98 0.000.2793401 -8.14 0.000.4597555 -0.26 0.795.68116180.95 0.341-1.022423.783974I-.68829921.988011where wage is monthly wage in US$, educ is years of education, female is a dummy variablewhich is equal to 1 if the person is female and 0 otherwise, and nonwhite is a dummy variablewhich is equal to 1 if the person is not White and 0 otherwise.1. The standard error of the constant is2. The t-statistic for the female coefficient is3. The sum of squared residuals (SSR) is4. The explained sum of squares (SSE) is5. The predicted wage in US$ for a White man with 5 years of education is6. The predicted wage in US$ for a Hispanic woman with 6 years of education isCoef. Std. Err.Number of obsF(3, 522)Prob > FR-squaredAdj R-squaredRoot MSE=|| || ||=11

5. In this case, the dependent variable is wage.

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