-1.0 SO 40 Que shen 4.) Assume that you've been hired by the surgeon general of the United States to study the determinants of smoking behavior and that you estimate the following cross-sectional model based on data for all 50 states (standard errors in parentheses): 10 C₁ = 100 9.0E + 1.01; (6.20) (3.0) (1.0) 1.0 0.04T; - 3.0V; + 1.5R; (0.04) (1.0) (0.5) 1.0 - 3.0 t = - 3.0 3.0 R² = .40 N = 50 (states) where: C₁ = the number of cigarettes consumed per day per person in the ith state E, the average years of education for persons over 21 in the ith state (1) = the average income in the ith state (thousands of dollars) the tax per package of cigarettes in the ith state (cents) the number of video ads against smoking aired on the three major networks in the ith state. V R₁ the number of radio ads against smoking aired on the five largest radio networks in the ith state a. Develop and test (at the 5-percent level) appropriate hypotheses for the coefficients of the variables in this equation. two-sidled-tects b Douc oor to have any irrelevant variables? Do you appear to