Q, IQ scores were recorded for 15 girls classified into three groups according to theeconomic status of their parents. There were five girls in each group and the scores were asfollows:ParentalObservation Number2 3| 4 5statusHigh4539363541MediumLow32342924302825292224i.Fill the next analysis of variance table and test with their differences exist among thethree groups. [ find the value of A, B, C, D, E, F, and G]Source ofSum ofdfComputed F CriticalMeanVariationTreatment/group ASquareSquaresvalueEG3.89Error154.8FTotal639.733D

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IQ scores were recorded for 15 girls classified into three groups according to the economic status of their parents. There were five girls in each group and the scores were as follows: Observation Number 2 3 4 5 Parental status High 45 39 36 35 41 Medium 32 34 29 24 30 Low 28 25 29 22 24 i. Fill the next analysis of variance table and test with their differences exist among the three groups. [ find the value of A, B. C, D, E, F, and G] Source of Sum of df Computed F Critical Mean Variation Square Squares value Treatment/group A E 3.89

IQ scores were recorded for 15 girls classified into three groups according to the economic status of their parents. There were five girls in each group and the scores were as follows: Observation Number 2 3 4 5 Parental status High 45 39 36 35 41 Medium 32 34 29 24 30 Low 28 25 29 22 24 i. Fill the next analysis of variance table and test with their differences exist among the three groups. [ find the value of A, B. C, D, E, F, and G] Source of Sum of df Computed F Critical Mean Variation Square Squares value Treatment/group A E 3.89

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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