The output here is from the situation described in Exercise 15 There we were trying to link winning percentage (y) to daily practice time (x 1 ), average speed of first serve (x 2 ), and first serve percentage (x 3 ) using data from a group of 12 professional tennis players over the past year The S...

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The output here is from the situation described in Exercise 15. There we were trying to link

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The output here is from the situation described in Exercise 15. There we were trying to link winning percentage (y) to daily practice time (x₁), average speed of first serve (x₂), and first serve percentage (x₃) using data from a group of 12 professional tennis players over the past year. The Significance F value (that is, the p-value for the MSR / MSE F ratio) is missing.

According to the table, can we use sample results to reject an “all βs are 0” null hypothesis at the 5% significance level? At the 1% significance level? Explain.