Mathematics, 03.12.2019 17:31 karlacarreras152

Use the results from part (c) to test the hypothesis that the eect of mother's education on men's education equals two times the eect of father's education on men's education. first, write down the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis. second, evaluate the hypothesis using the f-statistic and the test command. third, rearrange the regression model and evaluate the hypothesis using a t-statistic. do you arrive at the same conclusion using the f- and t-statistics?

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