v 2. Consider an experiment with 3 groups, with a total of 13 samples with a= 0.05. For the ANOVAsummary table below, fill in all the missing results:Degree offreedom (df)Source ofSum of Squares (SS)Mean SquareFvariationsF= (iv)?Between groupWithin groupTotal(ii)?89,3677219,2813(ii)?(i) ?12(v) Find the critical value for this test and is there evidence that the means are different from oneanother?3. Given: o = 0.9, 8 = 3.25 – 3, a = 0.05, Za, = Zo.025What sample size would be required to detect a true mean, If we wanted the power to be at least 0.85?

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2. Consider an experiment with 3 groups, with a total of 13 samples with a= 0.05. For the ANOVA summary table below, fill in all the missing results: Degree of freedom (df) Source of Sum of Squares (SS) Mean Square F variations F= (iv)? Between group Within group 2 (ii)? 19,2813 (i) ? 89,3677 (iii)? Total 12 (v) Find the critical value for this test and is there evidence that the means are different from one another?

2. Consider an experiment with 3 groups, with a total of 13 samples with a= 0.05. For the ANOVA summary table below, fill in all the missing results: Degree of freedom (df) Source of Sum of Squares (SS) Mean Square F variations F= (iv)? Between group Within group 2 (ii)? 19,2813 (i) ? 89,3677 (iii)? Total 12 (v) Find the critical value for this test and is there evidence that the means are different from one another?

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