In order to evaluate a spectrophotometric method for the determination of titanium concentration, the method was uased on 64 alloy samples containing different certified amounts of titanium. For each alloy, eight different concentrations of titanium were made. Additionally, two spectrophotometer machines were used in the lab to control for possible variation between machines. Each machine received a random allocation of each concentration of alloy. Below you will find an ANOVA analysis for difference in certified mean concentrations detected using machines as a blocking fator. (You will have to calculate some of the values in the tables marked with ). Concentration 1.93 Machine 0.16 Residuals 14.27   Which one of the following is correct given the ANOVA table (using a 5% level of significance)?    A. The method was able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was a detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.  B. The method was able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was no detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.  C. The method was not able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was a detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.  D. The method was not able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was no detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.

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In order to evaluate a spectrophotometric method for the determination of titanium concentration, the method was uased on 64 alloy samples containing different certified amounts of titanium. For each alloy, eight different concentrations of titanium were made. Additionally, two spectrophotometer machines were used in the lab to control for possible variation between machines. Each machine received a random allocation of each concentration of alloy. Below you will find an ANOVA analysis for difference in certified mean concentrations detected using machines as a blocking fator. (You will have to calculate some of the values in the tables marked with ).

Concentration 1.93
Machine 0.16
Residuals 14.27
 

Which one of the following is correct given the ANOVA table (using a 5% level of significance)?

 
  •  A. The method was able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was a detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.
  •  B. The method was able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was no detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.
  •  C. The method was not able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was a detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.
  •  D. The method was not able to detect the difference in the concentrations of titanium alloys; additionally, there was no detectable difference in the mean concentration between machines.
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