Prices for clothes increased over the past several years, and the prices charged by different retail outlets often vary a great deal. The following data show the prices for 10 kind of brands at four retail outlets in Hangzhou. Table 2.1 Iten xiashaxixi fuyang xiaoshan 1 156 205164 192 166159 149 2 173 *** ... - .. 198198 207 10 174 181179 .. .. 191 180 1. There are observations in this research, the factor is, the treatments are_ Analysts will use (the name of the method) to do the research. . If they want to test for the equality of these population means, the null hypotheses H. is the alternative hypotheses H. is 3. Table 2.2 is their statistical result: Table 2.2 Result Source of Variation Sum of Squares Degrees of Freedom Mean Sauares F p-Value Rows 2795. 6 310.6 1. 06 0. 425 Column 5601. 7 22. 42 19805. 2 Error 7948, 8 27 Total 30549. 6 39 At the 0.05 level of significant,test for any significant difference.

Prices for clothes increased over the past several years, and the prices charged by different retail outlets often vary a great deal. The following data show the prices for 10 kind of brands at four retail outlets in Hangzhou. Table 2.1 Iten xiashaxixi fuyang xiaoshan 1 156 205164 192 166159 149 2 173 *** ... - .. 198198 207 10 174 181179 .. .. 191 180 1. There are observations in this research, the factor is, the treatments are_ Analysts will use (the name of the method) to do the research. . If they want to test for the equality of these population means, the null hypotheses H. is the alternative hypotheses H. is 3. Table 2.2 is their statistical result: Table 2.2 Result Source of Variation Sum of Squares Degrees of Freedom Mean Sauares F p-Value Rows 2795. 6 310.6 1. 06 0. 425 Column 5601. 7 22. 42 19805. 2 Error 7948, 8 27 Total 30549. 6 39 At the 0.05 level of significant,test for any significant difference.

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