Homework Answers
1) number of element in each treatment combination =(total df+1)/(industry(df)+1)*(gender(df)+1)
=(159+1)/((3+1)*(3+1))=10
2)
Margin of error =3.61*standard error =3.61*sqrt(0.0583)= 0.87
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