Question 1
Heteroskedasticity is a violation of which assumption of the multiple regression model?
a) E(ei) = 0
b) cov(ei, ej) = 0 where i≠j
c) The values of each independent variable xik are not random
d) var(ei) = σ2
Question 2
You have estimated a multiple regression model with 6 explanatory variables and an intercept from a sample with 46 observations. What is the critical value (or t-crit) if you want to perform a one-tailed t test at the 1% level of significance?
a) 2.704
b) 2.423
c) 2.426
d) 2.708
D is right option.
Heteroskedasticity is defined as a violation of assumption of constant variances for different observations of the error term. the error term's variance can change depending on the observation...often occurs when there is a wide disparity between the largest ad the smallest observed value of the dependent variable We would expect the error term variances to e larger for larger observations, nut the error term distribution for small observations might have a small variance.
Sorry for second one i tried hard but couldn't find its answer.. Really sorry for that
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