Treatments | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | Total | ||
N | 7 | 7 | 7 | 21 | |
∑X | 387 | 465 | 521 | 1373 | |
Mean | 55.2857 | 66.4286 | 74.4286 | 65.381 | |
∑X2 | 21693 | 31081 | 39019 | 91793 | |
Std.Dev. | 7.0407 | 5.6526 | 6.3471 | 10.0622 |
a)
The test hypotheses are,
H0:
Ha: At least one of the mean is different.
Option -(C)
ANOVA Table:
Source | SS | df | MS | |
Between-treatments | 1294.0952 | 2 | 647.0476 | F = 15.93589 |
Within-treatments | 730.8571 | 18 | 40.6032 | |
Total | 2024.9524 | 20 |
The f-ratio value is 15.93589. The p-value is .000104.
The result is significant at p < .05.
Since the p-value < . Hence reject the null hypothesis H0.
Option -(B)
b)
Tukey's test:
Q statistic at α = 0.05, k = 3, N-k = 18 , Q = 3.61
Critical range, CV = Q* √(MS(within)/n) = 9.2844
Comparison |
Absolute Diff. = |xi - xj| |
Critical Range, CV = Q* √(MSW/n) |
Confidence interval | |
|xi - xj| - CV | |xi - xj| + CV | |||
µ2-µ1 | 11.1429 | 9.2844 | 1.8585 | 20.4273 |
µ3-µ1 | 19.1429 | 9.2844 | 9.8585 | 28.4273 |
µ3-µ2 | 8 | 9.2844 | -1.2844 | 17.2844 |
The hypothesis H0:
The hypothesis H0:
the hypothesis H0:
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