The value, which measures that how large is the value of standard error in relevance to value of estimated coefficient, is termed as __________?

Correct answer: D. t-value

  • A. c-value
  • B. b-value
  • C. d-value
  • D. t-value

Explanation

The t-value compares an estimated coefficient with its standard error, commonly calculated as coefficient divided by standard error. It indicates how large the coefficient is relative to the uncertainty in its estimate.

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