Events manager at the music label you work is interested in which type of concerts do people prefer to go to. You, a person with such keen insights, advise that people's conference preference surely depend on their age group. Your manager agrees, and employs you in randomly finding 15 young adults, 15 adults, and 15 later age adults. For each person you ask how many concerts they have been to in the last 2 years. The table shows the sample means. Sum of squares for relevant quantities are given. Conduct your test at alpha .01 and interpret your results in a lay language that everyone can understand. SS.ge15 SSConcertType = 56 SSwithin n= 79 SSTotal= 245 18-25 Year Olds 25-40 Year Olds 40-65 Year Olds 11 Rock, Punk, Pop Concerts 13 18 Classical, symphonic, or jazz concerts

Events manager at the music label you work is interested in which type of concerts do people prefer to go to. You, a person with such keen insights, advise that people's conference preference surely depend on their age group. Your manager agrees, and employs you in randomly finding 15 young adults, 15 adults, and 15 later age adults. For each person you ask how many concerts they have been to in the last 2 years. The table shows the sample means. Sum of squares for relevant quantities are given. Conduct your test at alpha .01 and interpret your results in a lay language that everyone can understand. SS.ge15 SSConcertType = 56 SSwithin n= 79 SSTotal= 245 18-25 Year Olds 25-40 Year Olds 40-65 Year Olds 11 Rock, Punk, Pop Concerts 13 18 Classical, symphonic, or jazz concerts

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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