[C13] An experiment was conducted using a fixed effects 4 X 4 Latin squaredesign. Based on the collected data information, we haveSSTr = 40.6875,SSRowsSSROWS= 54.6875,%3DSSCol = 147.1875, SSTot = 247.4375%3D%3DFind the observed value of F for testing Ho: The four treatment means are all equalagainst H1: At least two treatment means differ.f x 16.6923f x 22.2564fx 33.3846f = 8.3462

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Description: [C13] An experiment was conducted using a fixed effects 4 X 4 Latin squaredesign. Based on the collected data information, we haveSSTr = 40.6875,SSRowsSSROWS= 54.6875,%3DSSCol = 147.1875, SSTot = 247.4375%3D%3DFind the observed value of F for testin

f~8.346154 F =MS(Factor)/MS(Error) n=4 hence df= n-1 we have SS value from which we create anova…

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(C13] An experiment was conducted using a fixed effects 4X4 Latin square design. Based on the collected data information, we have SST = 40.6875, SSRows = 54.6875, %3D SS Col = t = 247.4375 147.1875, SS7Tot Find the observed value of F for testing Ho: The four treatment means are all equal against H1: At least two treatment means differ.

(C13] An experiment was conducted using a fixed effects 4X4 Latin square design. Based on the collected data information, we have SST = 40.6875, SSRows = 54.6875, %3D SS Col = t = 247.4375 147.1875, SS7Tot Find the observed value of F for testing Ho: The four treatment means are all equal against H1: At least two treatment means differ.

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