In the Durbin-Watson test,if the calculated d-statistic is greater than the upper value of the d-statistic,then: A)We do not reject H₀,which says the error terms are not autocorrelated. B)We do reject H₀,which says the error terms are not autocorrelated. C)The test is inconclusive. D)We do reject H₀,which says the error terms are positively or negatively autocorrelateD.

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If the calculated d-statistic is greater than the upper value, it indicates no evidence of positive autocorrelation, so we do not reject the null hypothesis that the error terms are not autocorrelated.

In the Durbin-Watson Test,if the Calculated D-Statistic Is Greater Than