Use the information in the table below to answer the question. In = 15 SSxy = 285.2 beta0_hat = 36 SSxx = 23 beta1_hat = 12.4 S = 7 If we wish to perform a hypothesis test for Ho: B1 = 0 with alpha = 0.05, what critical value from the t-table should be used for the rejection region? O 2.718 O 2.447 O 1.740 O 2.160

Use the information in the table below to answer the question. In = 15 SSxy = 285.2 beta0_hat = 36 SSxx = 23 beta1_hat = 12.4 S = 7 If we wish to perform a hypothesis test for Ho: B1 = 0 with alpha = 0.05, what critical value from the t-table should be used for the rejection region? O 2.718 O 2.447 O 1.740 O 2.160

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