Estimating demand, When testing whether each of independent

Estimating demand

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When testing whether each of independent variables (Xs) in a multiple regression equation is statistically significant in describing variations in the dependent variable (Y), one uses the:

a.) F-test.

b.) Durbin-Watson test.

c.) T-test.

d.) Z-test.

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