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The response variable is the time in seconds it takes the swimmer to pass a ten-yard...

The response variable is the time in seconds it takes the swimmer to pass a ten-yard mark after the starting buzzer is sounded. The results are shown in the data table below.

Track

Outside

Inside

Swimmer #1

4.3                      4.5

5.1                         5.1

5.6                         5.4

Swimmer #2

4.2                      4.2

3.8                          3.6

4.1                         4.1

  1. Suggest contrast coefficients for two orthogonal contrasts. Tell what each contrast test would address in plain language. Note that there are two meaningful contrasts in this case.do not carry out the tests.
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The two meaningful contrasts, in this case, are the main effect of the ten-yard mark and the main effect of the swimmer.

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