Point out the wrong statement.

Asymptotics are used for inference usually
Adding squared terms makes it continuously differentiable at the knot points
Adding squared terms makes it twice continuously differentiable at the knot points
None of the mentioned

The correct answer is: A. Asymptotics are used for inference usually.

Asymptotics are used to study the behavior of a function as its input approaches a certain value. They are not used for inference, which is the process of drawing conclusions about a population based on a sample.

B. Adding squared terms makes it continuously differentiable at the knot points. This is true. Adding squared terms to a polynomial makes it continuously differentiable at the knot points.

C. Adding squared terms makes it twice continuously differentiable at the knot points. This is also true. Adding squared terms to a polynomial makes it twice continuously differentiable at the knot points.

D. None of the mentioned. This is not true. Option A is the wrong statement.