Choose the alternative that best answer the questions: I. Perfect multicollinearity occurs when the correlation coefficient between two independent variable is zero or closer to zero. II. Perfect multicollinearity will produce unbiased estimates III. Perfect multicollinearity will produce estimates with higher variance IV. Perfect multicollinearity should be ignored in the regression model and all variables should be kept in the model. O Only I is TRUE O ALL are TRUE O Only IV is TRUE O Only Il and III are TRUE
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