Study the effect of incentives, 15 people with similar situation were divided into three groups, each group contained 5 observations, and the following productivity results were obtained through the experiment. Is the incentive effective? Use LSD method to make Multiple comparison. (a =0.05) Incentives Productivity Sum Mean 33.8 167 19.2 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Sum 39 34 35 35 26 169 18 20 19 19 20 96 35 29 42 35 26 432 33.4 28.8

Study the effect of incentives, 15 people with similar situation were divided into three groups, each group contained 5 observations, and the following productivity results were obtained through the experiment. Is the incentive effective? Use LSD method to make Multiple comparison. (a =0.05) Incentives Productivity Sum Mean 33.8 167 19.2 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Sum 39 34 35 35 26 169 18 20 19 19 20 96 35 29 42 35 26 432 33.4 28.8

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