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A. The standard error of the estimate . be bued to determine a range within which the independent variables can be predicted with varying degrees of statistical confidence based on the regression coefficients and the value for the variable.
B. The best estimate of the value for the dependent variable is
, as predicted by the regression equation
C. If the u error terms are normally distributed about the regression equation, there is a probability that observations of the dependent variable will lie within roughly three standard errors of the estimate.
D. If , there is a perfect inverse line ar relation between the dependent variable and a single independent variable.
E. If , the dependent and independent variables are autonomous.
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