Based on their P value, what conclusion can be withdrawn about independent variables a, B, C, and D?

D Question 11 4 pts Answer the following question based on this situation: You run standard multiple regression on your variables (dependent Q; independents A, B, C, and D). The resulting regression output is the following: Standard P-value Coefficients Lower 95% Upper 95% Error (or Sig value) Intercept 50.971 1.273 4.094E-06 524 04117 1091.796 A - 0.625 0.061 4.341E-11 -5.9751292 -4.09374 B 0.175 0.020 5.737E-05 2.7893473 6.931397 C 0.555 0.044 4.292E-03 0.1129530 0.543153 D - 0.0009 0.035 2.384E-08 0.0064627 0.010948 Based on their P-value, what conclusion can be withdrawn about independent variables A, B, C, and D? O None of the independent variables has a significant predictive contribution to the model. All independent variables have a significant predictive contribution to the model. O Independent variable A has the least significant predictive contribution to the model. O Independent variable C has the most significant predictive contribution to the model