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A biologist observes these data on number of positive COVID tests per day, for 5 consecutive weekdays starting with Monday, for three classrooms. X = Weekday A B C Monday 5 10 0 Tuesday 5 2.5 8 Wednesday 5 2.5 7 Thursday 20 15 28 Friday 28 24 35 Set up an ANOVA type model and test for the presence of a difference in infections across classrooms in the presence of weekday differences. Questions 1-10 refer to this page: 1. The design is unbalanced? 2. The design is balanced?
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A biologist observes these data on number of positive COVID tests per day, for 5 consecutive
weekdays starting with Monday, for three classrooms.
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Set up an ANOVA type model and test for the presence of a difference in infections across
classrooms in the presence of weekday differences.
Questions 1-10 refer to this page:
Y
X =
1. The design is unbalanced?
2. The design is balanced?
3. The null hypothesis of equal classroom infections is rejected via a two way ANOVA?
4. Compute the SST
5. Compute the SSTr for classroom differences
6. Compute the SSTr for the weekday differences
7. Compute the observed f statistic
8. The critical f statistic at a = .05 for these numerator and denominator degrees of
freedom is less than the observed f statistics from these data?
9. Fisher's LSD identifies which weekday pairs as unequal? (not just a T/F question)
10. The within classroom variances are unequal?
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A biologist observes these data on number of positive COVID tests per day, for 5 consecutive
weekdays starting with Monday, for three classrooms.
6
Set up an ANOVA type model and test for the presence of a difference in infections across
classrooms in the presence of weekday differences.
Questions 1-10 refer to this page:
Y
X =
1. The design is unbalanced?
2. The design is balanced?
3. The null hypothesis of equal classroom infections is rejected via a two way ANOVA?
4. Compute the SST
5. Compute the SSTr for classroom differences
6. Compute the SSTr for the weekday differences
7. Compute the observed f statistic
8. The critical f statistic at a = .05 for these numerator and denominator degrees of
freedom is less than the observed f statistics from these data?
9. Fisher's LSD identifies which weekday pairs as unequal? (not just a T/F question)
10. The within classroom variances are unequal?
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&
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Weekday A B C
5 10 0
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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5 2.5 8
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20 15 28
28 24 35
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A biologist observes these data on number of positive COVID tests per day, for 5 consecutive
weekdays starting with Monday, for three classrooms.
6
Set up an ANOVA type model and test for the presence of a difference in infections across
classrooms in the presence of weekday differences.
Questions 1-10 refer to this page:
Y
X =
1. The design is unbalanced?
2. The design is balanced?
3. The null hypothesis of equal classroom infections is rejected via a two way ANOVA?
4. Compute the SST
5. Compute the SSTr for classroom differences
6. Compute the SSTr for the weekday differences
7. Compute the observed f statistic
8. The critical f statistic at a = .05 for these numerator and denominator degrees of
freedom is less than the observed f statistics from these data?
9. Fisher's LSD identifies which weekday pairs as unequal? (not just a T/F question)
10. The within classroom variances are unequal?
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Weekday A B C
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Monday
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A biologist observes these data on number of positive COVID tests per day, for 5 consecutive
weekdays starting with Monday, for three classrooms.
6
Set up an ANOVA type model and test for the presence of a difference in infections across
classrooms in the presence of weekday differences.
Questions 1-10 refer to this page:
Y
X =
1. The design is unbalanced?
2. The design is balanced?
3. The null hypothesis of equal classroom infections is rejected via a two way ANOVA?
4. Compute the SST
5. Compute the SSTr for classroom differences
6. Compute the SSTr for the weekday differences
7. Compute the observed f statistic
8. The critical f statistic at a = .05 for these numerator and denominator degrees of
freedom is less than the observed f statistics from these data?
9. Fisher's LSD identifies which weekday pairs as unequal? (not just a T/F question)
10. The within classroom variances are unequal?
MacBook Pro
H
&
7
Weekday A B C
5 10 0
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
5 2.5 8
5 2.5 7
20 15 28
28 24 35
U
+
8
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