How does one fined the p-value from ANOVA analysis using a table? Use the example data below to derive a p-value.
treatment1 | treatment2 | treatment3 | |
595 | 639 | 417 | |
580 | 615 | 449 | |
508 | 511 | 517 | |
583 | 573 | 438 | |
633 | 648 | 415 | |
517 | 677 | 555 | |
sum | 3416 | 3663 | 2791 |
average | 569.333333 | 610.5 | 465.166667 |
grand mean | 548.333333 | ||
Mstr | 33,667.20 | ||
MSE | 3071.6 | ||
F | 10.96 | ||
Fstat | 3.68 |
k=3
n=3*6=18
Degree of freedom for between group = k - 1 = 3-1 =2
Degree of freedom for within group = n - k = 18 - 3 = 15
P value = 0.0012................by using Excel command =FDIST(10.96,2,15)
We can directly use here one way anova by Excel.
Step 1 ) Enter data in Excel.
Step 2) Data >>Data analysis >> One way anova >>Select data >>click on label in first row >>ok
How does one fined the p-value from ANOVA analysis using a table? Use the example data...