The PGA is interested in knowing whether the difference in distance traveled by any two golf ball brands depends on the club used. The PGA tests four different brands (А.В.С.D) of golf balls and two...
The PGA is interested in knowing whether the difference in distance traveled by any two golf ball brands depends on the club used. The PGA tests four different brands (А.В.С.D) of golf balls and two different clubs (driver, five-iron) in a random experiment. The two-way table is presented below Brand A Brand B 238.3 231.7 227.7 237.2 184.4 180.6 179.5 186.2 Brand C 240.5 246.9 240.3 244.7 179 168 165.2 156.5 Brand D 219.8 228.7 232.9 237.6 157.8 161.8 162.1 160.3 226.4 232.6 iver iver iver iver 234 220.7 Five-Iron 163.8 Five-Iron 179.4 Five-Iron 168.6 Five-Iron 173.4 a. Use statistical software (CrunchIt) to complete the following two way ANOVA table MS Source df P-value Club Brand*Club Error Total b. Interpret the results of your analysis. Use α = 0.1 for each test you conduct.
The PGA is interested in knowing whether the difference in distance traveled by any two golf ball brands depends on the club used. The PGA tests four different brands (А.В.С.D) of golf balls and two different clubs (driver, five-iron) in a random experiment. The two-way table is presented below Brand A Brand B 238.3 231.7 227.7 237.2 184.4 180.6 179.5 186.2 Brand C 240.5 246.9 240.3 244.7 179 168 165.2 156.5 Brand D 219.8 228.7 232.9 237.6 157.8 161.8 162.1 160.3 226.4 232.6 iver iver iver iver 234 220.7 Five-Iron 163.8 Five-Iron 179.4 Five-Iron 168.6 Five-Iron 173.4 a. Use statistical software (CrunchIt) to complete the following two way ANOVA table MS Source df P-value Club Brand*Club Error Total b. Interpret the results of your analysis. Use α = 0.1 for each test you conduct.