SUMMARY             Groups Count Sum Average Variance     Barzini's 5 521 104,2 191,7     Hwang's 5 412 82,4 103,3     Jack's 5 464 92,8 69,7                                 ANOVA             Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit Between Groups 1188,933333 2 594,4666667 4,890046614 0,02797236 3,88529383 Within Groups 1458,8 12 121,5666667                     Total 2647,733333 14                 You are required to answer the following questions: Would a student seeking a server’s job at one of these three restaurants conclude that the mean tips on a Friday night are the same for all three restaurants? Use the 5% level of significance. If the sample data indicate the existence of mean tips on a Friday night across these three seafood restaurants, which restaurants appear to produce different average tips at 5% le

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A resort area has three seafood restaurants, which employ students during the summer season. The local chamber of commerce took a random sample of five servers from each restaurant and recorded the tips they received on a recent Friday night. The results (in dollars) of the survey are shown in the table below. Assume that the Friday night for which the data were collected is typical of all Friday nights of the summer season.

 

Barzini’s

Hwang’s

Jack’s

97

67

93

114

85

102

105

92

98

85

78

80

120

90

91

 

Based on the above data, a one way ANOVA analysis was performed and the results are shown below.

 

Anova: Single Factor

           
             

SUMMARY

           

Groups

Count

Sum

Average

Variance

   

Barzini's

5

521

104,2

191,7

   

Hwang's

5

412

82,4

103,3

   

Jack's

5

464

92,8

69,7

   
             
             

ANOVA

           

Source of Variation

SS

df

MS

F

P-value

F crit

Between Groups

1188,933333

2

594,4666667

4,890046614

0,02797236

3,88529383

Within Groups

1458,8

12

121,5666667

     
             

Total

2647,733333

14

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You are required to answer the following questions:

  1. Would a student seeking a server’s job at one of these three restaurants conclude that the mean tips on a Friday night are the same for all three restaurants? Use the 5% level of significance.
  2. If the sample data indicate the existence of mean tips on a Friday night across these three seafood restaurants, which restaurants appear to produce different average tips at 5% level? Hint: Construct an appropriate test for difference in all pairs of means.
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