Following are the marks obtained in a test by three sections of a marketing class. Is there a difference in the mean marks obtained by the three sections of the class conduct and ANAOVA analysis to test the hypothesis at a = 0.01 section 1: 7,12,9,11,8, 9 section 2: 11,17,16 section 3: 8,6,10,9 please find ANOVA TABLE POPULATION (one, two or multiple) null H0 null HA graph (right, left or two tailed) distribution ( Z, t, x^2, F) left and right critical value Calculated value and whether it is (Z-calculated, t-calculated, x^2 calculated or F- calculated) conclusion
Following are the marks obtained in a test by three sections of a marketing class. Is there a difference in the mean marks obtained by the three sections of the class conduct and ANAOVA analysis to test the hypothesis at a = 0.01 section 1: 7,12,9,11,8, 9 section 2: 11,17,16 section 3: 8,6,10,9 please find ANOVA TABLE POPULATION (one, two or multiple) null H0 null HA graph (right, left or two tailed) distribution ( Z, t, x^2, F) left and right critical value Calculated value and whether it is (Z-calculated, t-calculated, x^2 calculated or F- calculated) conclusion
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Following are the marks obtained in a test by three sections of a marketing class. Is there a difference in the mean marks obtained by the three sections of the class conduct and ANAOVA analysis to test the hypothesis at a = 0.01
section 1: 7,12,9,11,8, 9
section 2: 11,17,16
section 3: 8,6,10,9
please find
ANOVA TABLE
POPULATION (one, two or multiple)
null H0
null HA
graph (right, left or two tailed)
distribution ( Z, t, x^2, F)
left and right critical value
Calculated value and whether it is (Z-calculated, t-calculated, x^2 calculated or F- calculated)
conclusion
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