If a group of independent variables are not significantindividually, but are sig

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If a group of independent variables are not significantindividually, but are significant as a group at a specified levelof significance, this is most likely due to A)the absence of dummy variables.
B)the presence of dummy variables.
C)autocorrelation.
D)collinearity.
If a group of independent variables are not significantindividually, but are significant as a group at a specified levelof significance, this is most likely due to A)the absence of dummy variables.
B)the presence of dummy variables.
C)autocorrelation.
D)collinearity.
If a group of independent variables are not significantindividually, but are significant as a group at a specified levelof significance, this is most likely due to

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D) collinearity

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