What is the critical value for the F statistic for p level of .05 ?What is the effect size? Should we fail to reject the null hypothesis or reject the null hypotheses? **Research Study on IPA Popularity Ratings**A researcher aimed to determine which local brewery had the best IPA. Each participant sampled beers from three different breweries (Ore Dock, Black Rocks, and Barrel + Beam) and rated each one on a scale from 0 to 100. The study utilized the six steps of hypothesis testing to assess if there was a significant effect of the brewery on IPA popularity ratings.**Participant Ratings:**| Participant | Ore Dock (low) | Black Rocks (mid) | Barrel + Beam (high) ||-------------|----------------|-------------------|----------------------|| 1 | 40 | 30 | 53 || 2 | 42 | 45 | 65 || 3 | 30 | 38 | 64 || 4 | 37 | 32 | 43 || 5 | 23 | 28 | 38 |This table displays the scores given by each participant for the three breweries. Each brewery is categorized based on a perceived qualitative level, from low (Ore Dock), mid (Black Rocks), to high (Barrel + Beam). The scores reflect the participants' evaluations of the IPAs from each brewery.

The objective is to test whether if there exists a significant effect of brewery on IPA popularity…

A researcher wanted to know which local brewery had the best IPA. Each participant tried a sample from all three different breweries (Ore Dock, Black Rocks, and Barrel + Beam) and was asked to rate each one on a scale of 0-100. Use the six steps of hypothesis testing to determine if there was a significant effect of brewery on IPA popularity ratings.

A researcher wanted to know which local brewery had the best IPA. Each participant tried a sample from all three different breweries (Ore Dock, Black Rocks, and Barrel + Beam) and was asked to rate each one on a scale of 0-100. Use the six steps of hypothesis testing to determine if there was a significant effect of brewery on IPA popularity ratings.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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