After running a regression analysis we calculated an F test and the significance level was 0.15. What is your decision at alpha 0.05?
Group of answer choices
Don't reject the null hypothesis and conclude the equation is not significant and try something else. ...
Reject the null hypothesis and conclude the equation is significant.
Reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the coefficient b1 is significant and keep it in the equation.
Don't reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the coefficient b1 is not significant and remove it from the equation.
The p - value is greater than the significance level. Hence,
We don't reject the null hypothesis and conclude the equation is not significant and try something else.
Option A is correct.
After running a regression analysis we calculated an F test and the significance level was 0.15....
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