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20.
To test the ANOVA null hypothesis Ho: A-4:- 2- 4,, what are the test
statistic and its associated P-value?
F(3, 50) = 3.28; 0.01 <P<0.025
F(3, 50) = 2.91; 0.02 <P<0.05
A)
B)
C)
F(4, 49) = 3.28; 0.01 <P<0.025
D)
F(3, 50) = 3.28; 0.025 <P<0.05
E)
F(4, 50) = 2.91; 0.025 <P< 0.05
Answer:
Bonus Points
21.
What conclusion might you reach based on these analyses?
A)
There is no evidence to suggest that the null hypothesis should be rejected.
B)
There is evidence to support the conclusion that all the population means are
different.
C)
There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the sample means are not equal.
There is sufficient evidence to conclude that not all the population means are
equal.
It would be dangerous to conclude anything because the sample sizes are small
and some of the ANOVA assumptions are not satisfied.
D)
E)
Answer:
Because one of the brands of MP3 players (Brand B) is known to be the most
popular among customers, it was decided before the data were gathered to
compare this brand against the other three to see if it had a longer battery life.
What would be appropriate null and alternative hypotheses to establish to do
22.
such a test?
A)
Ha: H, > (4, -Hc = Hp)
В)
Ho: 3, + Hc + H) = µ,
Но: 3
(H, + He + Hp) < H,
На: 3
Ho: 4.-H - µc - Hp
C)
Ha: Ha> Hi H > Hei H > Hp
1
(H, + Hc + Hp) -",
Но: 4
3
D)
4
3
(u, +H + H,) <
На: 4
Ho: all of the means are equal.
E)
Ha: all the other means are different from ".
Answer:
23. Let contrast y = 3µB - HA - Hc - Hp. What is the sample
contrast C i.e. the estimate of the contrast w?
A)
-22.03
C)
6.31
11.67
B)
Answer:
-16.85
D)
24. What is SE, i.e. the value of the standard eror of the contrast y ?
A)
3.01
C)
9.05
B)
2.74
D)
0.92
Answer:
25. What is a 95% confidence interval for the contrast y ?
A)
(-13.619, 26.239)
B)
(0.263, 12.357)
C)
(0.805, 11.814)
D)
(5.623, 17.717)
Transcribed Image Text:Answer: 20. To test the ANOVA null hypothesis Ho: A-4:- 2- 4,, what are the test statistic and its associated P-value? F(3, 50) = 3.28; 0.01 <P<0.025 F(3, 50) = 2.91; 0.02 <P<0.05 A) B) C) F(4, 49) = 3.28; 0.01 <P<0.025 D) F(3, 50) = 3.28; 0.025 <P<0.05 E) F(4, 50) = 2.91; 0.025 <P< 0.05 Answer: Bonus Points 21. What conclusion might you reach based on these analyses? A) There is no evidence to suggest that the null hypothesis should be rejected. B) There is evidence to support the conclusion that all the population means are different. C) There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the sample means are not equal. There is sufficient evidence to conclude that not all the population means are equal. It would be dangerous to conclude anything because the sample sizes are small and some of the ANOVA assumptions are not satisfied. D) E) Answer: Because one of the brands of MP3 players (Brand B) is known to be the most popular among customers, it was decided before the data were gathered to compare this brand against the other three to see if it had a longer battery life. What would be appropriate null and alternative hypotheses to establish to do 22. such a test? A) Ha: H, > (4, -Hc = Hp) В) Ho: 3, + Hc + H) = µ, Но: 3 (H, + He + Hp) < H, На: 3 Ho: 4.-H - µc - Hp C) Ha: Ha> Hi H > Hei H > Hp 1 (H, + Hc + Hp) -", Но: 4 3 D) 4 3 (u, +H + H,) < На: 4 Ho: all of the means are equal. E) Ha: all the other means are different from ". Answer: 23. Let contrast y = 3µB - HA - Hc - Hp. What is the sample contrast C i.e. the estimate of the contrast w? A) -22.03 C) 6.31 11.67 B) Answer: -16.85 D) 24. What is SE, i.e. the value of the standard eror of the contrast y ? A) 3.01 C) 9.05 B) 2.74 D) 0.92 Answer: 25. What is a 95% confidence interval for the contrast y ? A) (-13.619, 26.239) B) (0.263, 12.357) C) (0.805, 11.814) D) (5.623, 17.717)
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