4 The accompanying table shows the costs per ounce (in dollars) for a sample of toothpastes exhibiting very good stain removal, good stain removal, and fair stain removal. At a =0.05, there is evidence that at least one mean cost per ounce is different from the others. Perform a Scheffé Test to determine which means have asignificant difference,Click here to view the toothpaste data and ANOVA table.Click here to view a description of the Scheffé Test......The critical value is.(Round to two decimal places as needed.)- XToothpaste data and ANOVA tableScheffé testE......The test statistic for comparing the Very Good toothpaste to the Good toothpaste is(Round to two decimal places as needed.)The test statistic for comparing the Very Good toothpaste to the Fair toothpaste isVery Good GoodFairIf the null hypothesis is rejected in a one-way ANOVA test of three or more means,then a Scheffé Test can be performed to find which means have a significantdifference. In a Scheffé Test, the means are compared two at a time. For instance,with three means you would have these comparisons: x, versus x2, x1 versus x3,(Round to two decimal places as needed.)0.460.610.330.480.640.45The test statistic for comparing the Good toothpaste to the Fair toothpaste is.0.410.580.44(Round to two decimal places as needed.)0.360.750.59-0.470.45Which means have a significant difference? Select all that apply.and x, versus X3. For each comparison, calculatewhere0.51SSw11+O A. Good and FairXVery Good = 0.448Σι- 1) na noO B. Very Good and GoodXGood = 0.606Xa and x, are the means being compared and ng and n, are the correspondingO C. Very Good and FairXFair = 0.453sample sizes. Calculate the critical value by multiplying the critical value of theone-way ANOVA test by k- 1, where k is the number of samples. Then comparethe value that is calculated using the formula above with the critical value. Themeans have a significant difference when the value calculated using the formulaabove is greater than the critical value.O D. No specific pair of means is significantly different.Variation Sum of Squares Degrees of FreedomMean SquaresBetween0.0811620.040585.09Within0.09568120.00797PrintDonePrintDone

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