Consider the following linear regression model: Y,=6.2+0.5X Given that the explained sum of squares (ESS) is 40, the residual sum of squares (RSS) is 9 and number of observations T = 5 then the F-statistic is (to 2 decimal places): a) 11.02 b) 11.01 c) 13.33 d) 13.30

Consider the following linear regression model: Y,=6.2+0.5X Given that the explained sum of squares (ESS) is 40, the residual sum of squares (RSS) is 9 and number of observations T = 5 then the F-statistic is (to 2 decimal places): a) 11.02 b) 11.01 c) 13.33 d) 13.30

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