An estimated coefficient, which indicates the degree by which the estimated values are affected by random factors is known as ___________?

Correct answer: A. standard error of estimated coefficient

  • A. standard error of estimated coefficient
  • B. weighted error of estimated coefficient
  • C. average of estimated coefficient
  • D. variance of estimated coefficient

Explanation

The standard error of an estimated coefficient measures the likely effect of random sampling factors on that estimate. Variance is related to dispersion, but it is not the coefficient's standard error itself.

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