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Multiple Linear Regression

Determining Variance, Standard Error, and T-Statistics in Multiple Linear Regression using Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Oct 29.2022

The T-statistics in multiple linear regression analysis can be used for statistical hypothesis testing in research. Comparing T-statistics with the T table or p-value can be used to accept statistical hypotheses. T-statistics value can decide whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis based.

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Simple Linear Regression

Calculating Variance, Standard Error, and T-Statistics in Simple Linear Regression

By Kanda Data / Date Oct 14.2022

Statistical hypothesis testing in a study can use the T-statistics in linear regression analysis. The criteria for the acceptance of statistical hypotheses can use a comparison between the T-statistics and the T table or the p-value. Based on the value of T-statistics, a decision can be concluded whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis.

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