Please please how to write if based on the following IF Based on the tables and charts presented below, interpret the results and report your answer with an academic style. You do NOT need to check the assumptions for this TEST./ Factor15 or less6-1011-15over 15TotalNMean4519.62222414.958311 16.09094216.0238122 17.1475DescriptivesStd. Deviation Std. Error6.72272 1.002161.307001.702701.02154.610586.402985.647206.620326.7440595% Confidence Interval forMeanLower Bound Upper Bound17.602521.642012.254617.662112.297119.884813.960818.086815.938718.3563Minimum5.004.005.002.002.00Maximum30.0028.0025.0029.0030.00 Factor1Between GroupsWithin GroupsTotalDependent Variable: Factor1Tukey HSD6-10(1) Length of Service (J) Length of Service5 or less6-1011-15Sum ofSquaresover 1511-15over 155 or less455.9235047.4215503.34411-15over 155 or less6-10over 155 or less6-10ANOVAdf3118121Mean Square151.97442.775Multiple Comparisons11-15*. The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level.MeanDifference (1-J)Std. Error4.663891.653133.53131 2.199813.59841 1.40321-4.663891.65313-1.13258 2.38136-1.06548 1.67354-3.53131 2.199811.13258 2.38136.06710 2.21519-3.598411.403211.06548 1.67354-.067102.21519Sig..028.380.056.028.964.920.380.9641.000.056.9201.000F3.553-2.2014-.0584-8.9720Sig.95% Confidence IntervalLower Bound Upper Bound.35588.97209.26417.2552-.3558-7.3385-5.4267-9.2641-5.0733-5.7057-7.2552-3.2958-5.8399.0175.07333.29582.20147.33855.8399.05845.42675.7057

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Please please how to write if based on the following IF Based on the tables and charts presented below, interpret the results and report your answer with an academic style. You do NOT need to check the assumptions for this TES

Please please how to write if based on the following IF Based on the tables and charts presented below, interpret the results and report your answer with an academic style. You do NOT need to check the assumptions for this TES

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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