When one of multiple independent variables x does not meet


When one of multiple independent variables (X) does not meet the requirements for statistical significance (confidence) between X and Y, what is likely the best change before we use the intercept and slope values for the remaining independent variables (X) to create a forecast model? A. Exclude the independent variable(s) that does not meet the confidence requirement; use current coefficients for the dependent and independent variables which DO meet the confidence requirement B. Exclude the independent variable(s) that does not meet the confidence requirement; re-accomplish the regression analysis without the independent variable(s) that does not meet the confidence requirement C. Nothing; The current intercept and and slope(s) are acceptable.

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