Four machines M- Mawere each made with three different components B,- Bg fitted. The average production capacities (kg KJ 8f thế macHInes wele deter meu for eacr component during a test phase. The following values were measured: machine 2 3 4th B 7.07 8.24 8.43 9.2 B2 9.1 7.98 8.87 8.11 B 6.07 7th 5.98 6.36 Determine whether there are significant differences in terms of components or machines and calculate the effect sizes. Normal distribution with the same variance can be assumed. Note: q = 14.9477, 91 = 11.0648, q3 =3.5125 Name of the test procedure: O One-way analysis of variance
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![O There are no significant differences between the machines
O There are no very significant differences in terms of components or machines
Test variable vz:
(土0.0002
Degrees of freedom (df) = [dfj, df2]:
dfi =
(土0
df2 =
(土0
Critical valuec2:
(土0.02
Null hypothesisH2 discard:
Overall hypothesis H discard:
Overall analysis:
O There is a very significant difference; namely with regard to the machines
O There is a significant difference; namely with regard to the machines
O There is a very significant difference; namely with regard to the components
O There is a significant difference; namely with regard to the components
O There are no significant differences
O There are significant differences; namely with regard to the components and the machines
Effect strength components:
(土0.001
Effect size machines:
(土0.00)
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![Four machines M - Mawere each made with three different components B - Bg fitted. The average production capacities [kg / h] of the machines were determined for each
component during a test phase. The following values were measured:
machine
3
4th
B
7.07 8.24 8.43
9.2
B2
9.1
7.98 8.87 8.11
6.07 7th 5.98 6.36
Determine whether there are significant differences in terms of components or machines and calculate the effect sizes, Normal distribution with the same variance can be assumed.
Note:
q = 14.9477, 1 = 11.0648, 9a =3.5125
Name of the test procedure:
O One-way analysis of variance
Ot-test for independent samples with homogeneous variances
O Two-factor analysis of variance with repeated measures
O Two-factor analysis of variance without repetition of measurements
Significance level:
O 0.5
O 0.05
O 0.01
Overall hypothesis H:
O There are no significant differences in terms of components and machines
O There are no significant differences in terms of components or machines
O There are no very significant differences in terms of the components and the machine
O There are no significant differences between the machines](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6ba2043d-be22-4e26-961a-b5d172593037%2Fc9acb9f4-badc-48a1-9f59-6923792a0ea7%2Fey3vov_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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