A study compared testosterone levels among athletes in four sports: soccer, track, Lacrosse, and water polo. The total sample size was n =30 (10 soccer, 10 track, 5 Lacrosse, and 5 water polo). A one-way analysis of variance was used to compare the population mean levels for the four .sports i. The sum of squared errors is SSE = 100. What is the value of the Mean ?( Square Error (MSE 100 None of theseO 3.450 3.85C ii. The sum of squares for sports is SSX= 60. What is the Mean Square ?( for X(MSX 150 200 600 None of these

A study compared testosterone levels among athletes in four sports: soccer, track, Lacrosse, and water polo. The total sample size was n =30 (10 soccer, 10 track, 5 Lacrosse, and 5 water polo). A one-way analysis of variance was used to compare the population mean levels for the four .sports i. The sum of squared errors is SSE = 100. What is the value of the Mean ?( Square Error (MSE 100 None of theseO 3.450 3.85C ii. The sum of squares for sports is SSX= 60. What is the Mean Square ?( for X(MSX 150 200 600 None of these

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