+ E| A Read aloud DrawHighlight vErase39. A market researcher is studying the spending habits of people across age groups. The amountof money spent by each individual is classified by spending category (Dining out, Shopping,or Electronics) and generation (Gen-X, Gen-Y, Gen-Z, or Baby Boomers). The data and anincomplete ANOVA table are shown below.Monthly Spending ($) (Factor A)Shopping675Dining outElectronics5025Baby Boomers75500500.75008100Gen-X15020022540044075Generation38095(Factor D)GenY100200300300225400400245450200Gen-Z500100550180300190260Source of VariationSS46,869dfRows(Factor B)Columns(Factor A)MS15,62379,9302.InteractionError4,865Total1321.83135For the interaction, the value of the test statistic isА. 34.20В. 16.43С. 3.21D. 24e aa

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9. A market researcher is studying the spending habits of people across age groups. The ar of money spent by each individual is classified by spending category (Dining out, Shop or Electronics) and generation (Gen-X, Gen-Y, Gen-Z, or Baby Boomers). The data an incomplete ANOVA table are shown below. Monthly Spending ($) (Factor A) Shopping Dining out Electronics 50 675 25 Baby Boomers 75 500 50 750 80 Gen-X 150 400 100 200 440 75 Generation 225 380 95 (Factor B) GeY 100 200 300 300 225 400 400 245 450 Gen-Z 500 100 200 550 180 300 600 190 260 Source of Variation SS df MS F Rows(Factor B) Columns(Factor A) 46.869 3 15.623 159,860 2. 79,930 Interaction Error 4,865 Total 1.321.831 35 For the interaction, the value of the test statistic is А. 34.20 В. 16.43 С. 3.21

9. A market researcher is studying the spending habits of people across age groups. The ar of money spent by each individual is classified by spending category (Dining out, Shop or Electronics) and generation (Gen-X, Gen-Y, Gen-Z, or Baby Boomers). The data an incomplete ANOVA table are shown below. Monthly Spending ($) (Factor A) Shopping Dining out Electronics 50 675 25 Baby Boomers 75 500 50 750 80 Gen-X 150 400 100 200 440 75 Generation 225 380 95 (Factor B) GeY 100 200 300 300 225 400 400 245 450 Gen-Z 500 100 200 550 180 300 600 190 260 Source of Variation SS df MS F Rows(Factor B) Columns(Factor A) 46.869 3 15.623 159,860 2. 79,930 Interaction Error 4,865 Total 1.321.831 35 For the interaction, the value of the test statistic is А. 34.20 В. 16.43 С. 3.21

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