In simple linear regression, the p-value of the slope will always equal the p-value of the F statistic.

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This statement is true. The p-value of the slope and the p-value of the F statistic are both testing the null hypothesis that the slope is equal to 0 in the population regression line. Therefore, if the p-value for the slope is significant, then the p-value for the F statistic will also be significant, and vice versa.

In Simple Linear Regression, the P-Value of the Slope Will