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You are to perform a simple linear regression using the dependent variable Y and the independent variable X (Y = a + bX). Suppose that cov(X,Y)=10, var(X)= 5, and that the mean of X is 1 and the mean of Y is 2. What are the values for the regression parameters a and b?
When a number is written with a fraction as an exponent, such as , which of the following is the correct computation?
A linear regression gives the following output:
Figures in square brackets are estimated standard errors of the coefficient estimates.
Which of the following is an approximate 95% confidence interval for the true value of the coefficient of ?
When calculating the implied volatility from an option price we use the bisection method and know initially that the volatility is somewhere between 1% and 100%. How many iterations do we need in order to determine the implied volatility with accuracy of 0.1%?
Let N(.) denote the cumulative distribution function of the standard normal probability distribution, and N' its derivative. Which of the following is false?
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