Solution-
a) Mean of entire data is
Xbar = 8
b) Sample mean for each sample-
X1 bar = 6
X2 bar = 8
X3 bar = 10
c) sample variances are-
= 73.5
= 46.5
= 14.5
● F-test statistic
F = 0.446
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