KungFuPanda

QUANT:
9. They say that c1 is statistically significantly different from zero. I see that the t-stat is 11.405, but how do we know for sure without a t-crit (i.e. should we just assume that such a high t-stat is definitely statistically significant?) Also, what does the last column “significance of t” mean–the “0.000” threw me off into thinking the t-stat was not significant, but now I am thinking that the number there is the number in your null hypothesis?
the 0.000 at the end was the “p-value” of the test… so it would be significant even at 0% level of significance.
33. I did do it the long way and got 4445 as the difference.
-185 66 69.6 75 82.2 91.2 - NPV=101.641
New
-185 73.998 84.27 71.886 74.646 79.20 NPV=106.085