Hint(s) Check My Work 13 remuining) 2. 3. e To study the effect of tempcrature on yieid iin a chemical process, five batches were produccd at each of three temperature levels. The results folow. 4. Temperature 5. 50°c 60°C 70°C 34 33 22 6. 24 34 27 36 37 27 39 26 29 32 30 30 Construct an analysis of variance toble (to 2 dedmals but p-volue to 4 decimals, if necessery). Source of Varlation Sum of Squares Degrees of Freedom Mean Square p-value Truatments Error 12 Total 14 Use a 0.06 level of significanoe to test whether the bempereture kevel hs an effect on the mean viek of the process. Calcu ste the value ot the test statistic (to 2 decimale). The p-value is batwean D.0 and a.aas What is your condusion? Do not reject th urptien thet the men yielde for the three berperwtures equw

Hint(s) Check My Work 13 remuining) 2. 3. e To study the effect of tempcrature on yieid iin a chemical process, five batches were produccd at each of three temperature levels. The results folow. 4. Temperature 5. 50°c 60°C 70°C 34 33 22 6. 24 34 27 36 37 27 39 26 29 32 30 30 Construct an analysis of variance toble (to 2 dedmals but p-volue to 4 decimals, if necessery). Source of Varlation Sum of Squares Degrees of Freedom Mean Square p-value Truatments Error 12 Total 14 Use a 0.06 level of significanoe to test whether the bempereture kevel hs an effect on the mean viek of the process. Calcu ste the value ot the test statistic (to 2 decimale). The p-value is batwean D.0 and a.aas What is your condusion? Do not reject th urptien thet the men yielde for the three berperwtures equw

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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