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Use the data 'kielmc' and draw an histogram of log house prices. Log House price 10.0 10.5 11.0 115 12.0 12.5 Logarthm (House seling price) Do you obtain this graph which looks more normally distributed? 09 Aouanbaid

Use the data 'kielmc' and draw an histogram of log house prices. Log House price 10.0 10.5 11.0 115 12.0 12.5 Logarthm (House seling price) Do you obtain this graph which looks more normally distributed? 09 Aouanbaid

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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Use the data 'kielmc' and draw an histogram of log house prices. Log House price 10.0 10.5 11.0 11.5 12.0 12.5 Logarthm (House seling price) Do you obtain this graph which looks more normally distributed? Select one: O True O False 09 09 Asuanbai
Transcribed Image Text:Use the data 'kielmc' and draw an histogram of log house prices. Log House price 10.0 10.5 11.0 11.5 12.0 12.5 Logarthm (House seling price) Do you obtain this graph which looks more normally distributed? Select one: O True O False 09 09 Asuanbai
Use the dataset 'wage2". Run a similar model, but now add more regressors. Include education, experience, tenure at the company. and age. log(wage) = Bo+ B,black + Basouth+Bablack+ south +Baeduc + Bserper + Batenur + Beage +u Test whether black workers in the south earn differently than comparably qualified workers. Oa tstot-0.065/0.077--0.84 so we connot reject the null hypothesis. Ob tstot -0.173/0.077 -2.24 so we connot reject the null hypothesis. Oc Lstot -0.084/0.029-2.89 so we can reject the null hypothesis Od. Lstot 0173/0.077-2.24 so we can reject the null hypothesis (Read carefully) Mila gathers data on people's wage and education level. in a sample of 500 participants, she estimates the slope parameter B1. Later, she gathers more data and obtains a sample of 1800 participants. The new estimate is much closer to the true population parameter. This property of B1 is colled consistency. Select one: O True O Folse
Transcribed Image Text:Use the dataset 'wage2". Run a similar model, but now add more regressors. Include education, experience, tenure at the company. and age. log(wage) = Bo+ B,black + Basouth+Bablack+ south +Baeduc + Bserper + Batenur + Beage +u Test whether black workers in the south earn differently than comparably qualified workers. Oa tstot-0.065/0.077--0.84 so we connot reject the null hypothesis. Ob tstot -0.173/0.077 -2.24 so we connot reject the null hypothesis. Oc Lstot -0.084/0.029-2.89 so we can reject the null hypothesis Od. Lstot 0173/0.077-2.24 so we can reject the null hypothesis (Read carefully) Mila gathers data on people's wage and education level. in a sample of 500 participants, she estimates the slope parameter B1. Later, she gathers more data and obtains a sample of 1800 participants. The new estimate is much closer to the true population parameter. This property of B1 is colled consistency. Select one: O True O Folse
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