2. Section 8.6.2 reports data on the effects of consuming alcohol on three different occasions. Using the data for group 1, suppose it is desired

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2. Section 8.6.2 reports data on the effects of consuming alcohol on three different occasions. Using the data for group 1, suppose it is desired to predict the response at time 1 using the responses at times 2 and 3. Test H0: β1 = β2 = 0 using the R function regtest and βˆ

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