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The joint significance is given by the F score of the regression.
here in the regression, the value of F is 21.40087
and the significance of F is given by 3.084e-14 or 3.084x10-14 which is less than 0.01 or 1% hence the independent variables are jointly significant at 99% level of confidence.
hence the statement is true.
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