An investigation was carried out to test the string tension limit of badminton rackets measured in pounds (Ibs) based on three different types of polymer. The results were given in the following table: Polymer type Tension limit 10 15 12 2 23 17 20 21 30 3 8 6 16 7 5 Assume that all assumptions to perform an ANOVA test are satisfied. (a) Test the hypothesis that the three polymer types have the same tension limit at a = 0.01.

An investigation was carried out to test the string tension limit of badminton rackets measured in pounds (Ibs) based on three different types of polymer. The results were given in the following table: Polymer type Tension limit 10 15 12 2 23 17 20 21 30 3 8 6 16 7 5 Assume that all assumptions to perform an ANOVA test are satisfied. (a) Test the hypothesis that the three polymer types have the same tension limit at a = 0.01.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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