Consider the following simple linear regression model: y = \beta 0 + \beta 1x + \epsi . When determining whether there is a positive linear relationship between x and y, the alternative hypothesis takes the form _()_(_())_(_())_(_())_(_())_(b)lank. Multiple Choice HA : \beta 1 < 0 HA : \beta 1 > 0 HA : \beta 1 != 0 HA : \beta 1 = 0
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