Experimental Methods - Question 57The particular question is related to Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (MindPro) covering Experimental Methods.Please thoroughly understand the relevant image, and accurately confirm whether the mentioned statement is TRUE or FALSE, by, clearly providing a Justification/Working. 57. Factor A is statistically significant and accounts for 43% of thetotal variation.Four-Factor Half-Fraction Experimental MethodsSessionGeneral Linear Model: Y versus A, B, C, DFactor Type Levels ValuesfixedfixedfixedfixedABCDAnalysis of Variance for Y, using Adjusted SS for TestsSource DFPSeq SS Adj SS Adj MS18.000 18.00010.15410.5000.5000.77318.0000.29510.500BсUADError3Total 7Copyright 2005 Dr. Mel J Harry, L2 -1, 12-1, 12 -1, 12 -1, 115.00042.0008.0000.50015.000F18.000 3.600.500 0.108.000 1.600.500 0.10 0.7735.000SM 19.14B

The null and alternative hypotheses related to significance of factor A are: H0: Factor A is not…

The particular question is related to Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (MindPro) covering Experimental Methods. Please thoroughly understand the relevant image, and accurately confirm whether the mentioned statement is TRUE or FALSE, by, clearly providing a Justification/Working.

The particular question is related to Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (MindPro) covering Experimental Methods. Please thoroughly understand the relevant image, and accurately confirm whether the mentioned statement is TRUE or FALSE, by, clearly providing a Justification/Working.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter4: Equations Of Linear Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

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