19. Using the information from the previous question, what is the P value of education? At an...
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19. Using the information from the previous question, what is the P value of education? At an alpha level of 5%, what is your conclusion on the test on education?
a) P value >0.05; the null hypothesis on education is rejected and we can conclude that the employees' salary varies with their education level.
b) P value <0.05; the null hypothesis on education is rejected and we can conclude that the employees' salary varies with their education level.
c) P value < 0.05; the null hypothesis on education is accepted and we can conclude that the employees' salary does not vary with their education level. d) P value >0.05; the null hypothesis on education is accepted and we can conclude that the employees' salary does not vary with their education level.
20. What is the P value of interaction effect? At an alpha level of 5%, what is your conclusion of the test on interaction effect?
a) P value <0.05; the null hypothesis on interaction effect is rejected and there is an interaction effect between age and education level
b) P value >0.05; the null hypothesis on interaction effect is rejected and there is no interaction effect between age and education level
c) P value >0.05; the null hypothesis on interaction effect is accepted and there is no interaction effect between age and education level
d) P value < 0.05; the null hypothesis on interaction effect is accepted and there is no interaction effect between age and education level