The standard error of estimate s _{$\varepsilon$} is given by: A) $$\mathrm { SSE } / ( n - 2 )$$ B) $$\sqrt { \operatorname { SSE } } / ( n - 2 )$$ C) $$\sqrt { \mathrm { SSE } /( n - 2 ) }$$ D) $$\mathrm { SSE } / \sqrt { n - 2 }$$

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The standard error of estimate is the square root of the mean squared error (MSE), which is SSE divided by the degrees of freedom (n-2). Therefore, choice C, which is the square root of SSE divided by (n-2), is the correct formula for the standard error of estimate.

The Standard Error of Estimate S ε\varepsilonε Is Given By: A)

The Standard Error of Estimate S _{$\varepsilon$} Is Given By:
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