QUESTION 3 The following ANOVA table is from an experiment that had a group receiving a placebo as the no treatment control, a group that received a dose of experimental compound A and another group that received compound B. Each of the groups contained 6 subjects. Source of Variation Sum of Squares df Mean squares F-ratio P Groups (treatments) 9.332 2 4.666 6.230 0.004 Error 11.241 15 0.749 Total 20.573 17 Given the above table calculate the critical value of the F-distribution for a significance level a(1) = 0.05. [a]

QUESTION 3 The following ANOVA table is from an experiment that had a group receiving a placebo as the no treatment control, a group that received a dose of experimental compound A and another group that received compound B. Each of the groups contained 6 subjects. Source of Variation Sum of Squares df Mean squares F-ratio P Groups (treatments) 9.332 2 4.666 6.230 0.004 Error 11.241 15 0.749 Total 20.573 17 Given the above table calculate the critical value of the F-distribution for a significance level a(1) = 0.05. [a]

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