16. Below we have the cell means for an experiment:Factor BB1B2Factor AA1M = 8М3D14A2M = 8M = 2a. compute the mean effect meansb. is there a main effect of A?c. Is there a main effect of B?d. Is there an interaction effect of AxB?

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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