Based on our discussion of individual and joint tests of hypothesis based, respectively, on the t and F tests, which of the following situations are likely?
1. Reject the joint null on the basis of the F statistic, but do not reject each separate null on the basis of the individual t tests.
2. Reject the joint null on the basis of the F statistic, reject one individual hypothesis on the basis of the t test, and do not reject the other individual hypotheses on the basis of the t test.
3. Reject the joint null hypothesis on the basis of the F statistic, and reject each separate null hypothesis on the basis of the individual t tests.
4. Do not reject the joint null on the basis of the F statistic, and do not reject each separate null on the basis of individual t tests.
5. Do not reject the joint null on the basis of the F statistic, reject one individual hypothesis on the basis of a t test, and do not reject the other individual hypotheses on the basis of the t test.
6. Do not reject the joint null on the basis of the F statistic, but reject each separate null on the basis of individual t tests.