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Use =0.05 to test if these 4 Bus lines has a same average (mean) # of passengers on it at different random times of day given the sample data from one day.

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The best way to test the equality of more than 2 group means is ANOVA(Analysis of Variance) test.

Step 1: Stating the null and alternative hypothesis

H_{0} : \mu _{U} = \mu _{M} = \mu_{N} = \mu_{L}

H1 Not Ho , The means are not equal

Step 2 : Level of significance

g= 0,05

Step 3 : Test Statistic

F statistic for ANOVA

where , F = MSB/MSE

Step 4 : Computing the test statistic

First , we need to compute the group means

Line U Line M Line N Line L
n 5 5 5 5
Group sum 122 62 174 61
Group mean 24.4 12.4 34.8 12.2

The overall mean = (122+62+174+61)/20 = 419/20 = 20.95

Now we need to compute SSB and SSE

where , SSB = Sum of Squares between the groups , and

SSE = Sum of Squares within the groups

SSB = \sum_{j=1}^{4}n_{j}\left ( \overline{x_{j}}- \overline{x} \right )

= 5*(24.4 - 20.95)2 + 5*(12.4 - 20.95)2 + 5*(34.8 - 20.95)2 + 5*(12.2 - 20.95)2

= 59.5125 + 365.5125 + 959.1125 + 382.8125

= 1766.95

Now , computing SSE for each group

SSE for group Line U ,where  \overline{x_{1}} = 24.4

Line U (x-\overline{x_{1}}) (x-\overline{x_{1}})^{2}
25 0.6 0.36
22 -2.4 5.76
29 4.6 21.16
11 -13.4 179.56
35 10.6 112.36
Total 319.2

Similarly , for all other groups

SSE for group Line M , where  \overline{x_{2}} = 12.4

Line M (x-\overline{x_{2}}) (x-\overline{x_{2}})^{2}
15 2.6 6.76
12 -0.4 0.16
11 -1.4 1.96
22 9.6 92.16
2 -10.4 108.16
Total 209.2

SSE for group Line N , \overline{x_{3}} = 34.8

Line N (x-\overline{x_{3}}) (x-\overline{x_{3}})^{2}
35 0.2 0.04
38 3.2 10.24
41 6.2 38.44
15 -19.8 392.04
45 10.2 104.04
Total 544.8

SSE for group L , where \overline{x_{4}} = 12.2

Line L (x-\overline{x_{4}}) (x-\overline{x_{4}})^{2}
9 -3.2 10.24
5 -7.2 51.84
2 -10.2 104.04
35 22.8 519.84
10 -2.2 4.84
Total 690.8

SSE = Sum of all the SSE for each groups = 319.2 + 209.2 + 544.8 + 690.8 = 1764

constructing the ANOVA table

SS DF MS F
SSB 1766.95    4-1=3 1766.95/3 = 588.983 588.983/110.25 = 5.342
SSE    1764 20-4=16 1764/16 = 110.25
Total 3530.95 20-1 = 19 1

Step 5 : Decision

Critical value of F at (16,3) for \alpha = 0.05  = 3.24

Calculated value of F = 5.342

Since Calculated value (5.342) > Critical Value (3.24)

We reject Null hypothesis(H0)

i.e we don't have significant evidence to show that 4 bus lines have same mean of number of passengers on it at different random times of day given the sample data from one day .

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