a)
DFG =2
DFE =25*3-3 =72
DFT =74
Ho: all group have the same
Ha:at least one group has a different mean
numerator df =2
denominator df =72
b)
DFG =2
DFE =94-3 =91
DFT =93
Ho: all group have the same
Ha:at least one group has a different mean
numerator df =2
denominator df =91
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