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Is the model 1 as a whole significant? OYes, the model is significant at 1% but not 5%. ONo, the model is not significant at any significance level. OYes, the model is significant at 5% but not 1%. OYes, the model is significant. OYes, the model is significant at 10% but not 5%. Use the following information to answer the questions follow. A regression model has been estimated using the OLS to show the following relationship. Yi = Bo + BIX1 + B2X2 + B3X3 + ui (Model 1) The OLS estimation output is given below.Some values in the Gretl output have been deleted deliberately. Model 1: OLS, using observations 1-30 Dependent variable: Y coefficient std. error t-ratio p-value const -0 . 0682414 0. 481660 ?????? 0 . 8884 X1 0. 145077 0 . 222371 ? ?? ? ? ? 0. 5199 X2 -1 . 77528 0 . 163884 ? ?? ? ? ? ?? ???? X3 -0. 224399 0. 142149 ? ? ? ? ? ? 0. 1265 Mean dependent var -3. 663533 S. D. dependent var 2. 946952 Sum squared resid 44 . 82499 S.E. of regression 1. 313026 R-squared ???????? Adjusted R-squared ????? ?? ? F (3, 26) ???? ??? ? P-value (F) 6. 88e-10 Log-likelihood -48 . 59168 Akaike criterion 105. 1834 Schwarz criterion 110. 7882 Hannan-Quinn 106.9764 What is the observed value of the F statistic for the test of Ho : B1 = B2 = B3 = 0 if the sum of squares of the restricted model (SSER) is equal to 251.851 ? (3 d.p.)