column data , i (Factor B) | 1 | 2 | 3 |
count, ni = | 5 | 5 | 5 |
mean , x̅ i =Σxi / ni | 71.400 | 56.800 | 83.000 |
Level of significance | 0.05 |
no of treatments | 3 |
df error | 8 |
MSE | 8.383 |
q-statistic value | 4.043 |
critical value = q*√(MSE/n) = 5.2351
confidence interval = mean difference ± critical value
if confidence interval contans zero, then means are not
different.
confidence interval | |||||||
population mean difference | critical value | lower limit | upper limit | result | |||
µ1-µ2 | 14.6 | 5.2351 | 9.36 | 19.84 | yes,means are different | ||
µ1-µ3 | -11.6 | 5.2351 | -16.84 | -6.36 | yes,means are different | ||
µ2-µ3 | -26.2 | 5.2351 | -31.44 | -20.96 | yes,means are different |
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