Consider the following 3 independent sample statistics (from Exercise 11.2.1, pg 454): Sample 1: Mean=43, SD=3.74, n=4, Sample 2: Mean=44, SD=4, n=3, Sample 3: Mean=34, SD=3.92, n=4. Compute the SS(between) and the SS(within). Type the three digit numbers, first representing the SS(between) and second the SS(within), separated by comma with no spaces; e.g., 350,278 SHOW THE STEPS I NEED A NEW ANSWER PLEASE
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Consider the following 3 independent sample statistics (from Exercise 11.2.1, pg 454):
Sample 1: Mean=43, SD=3.74, n=4,
Sample 2: Mean=44, SD=4, n=3,
Sample 3: Mean=34, SD=3.92, n=4.
Compute the SS(between) and the SS(within).
Type the three digit numbers, first representing the SS(between) and second the SS(within), separated by comma with no spaces; e.g., 350,278
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