Using the data provided below. Deliver the One-Way ANOVA, following the Steps in Hypothesis Testing and Decision Making:Step 1: Problem - Ho: Ha:Step 2: Degrees of freedom (df), critical value /p-value, Statistical TreatmentStep 3: Summary Table of the One-Way ANOVAStep 4: DecisionStep 5: Conclusion Example 2- PURPOSE in LIFE by GENDERUsing the following data set, conduct a one-wayANOVA, at a = 0.05 determine the significantdifference of the independent variables.MALESFEMALESGAYSLESBIANSX,X,X;X4121011131112141212111415111315111011131115101513EX: =X =ΣΧΣΧΣΧEX, =ΣΧΣΧ-ΣΧ-n, =X =n, =X, =n. =X =ΣΧX total =N,%3D*totaltotal

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Using the data provided below. Deliver the One-Way ANOVA, following the Steps in Hypothesis Testing and Decision Making: Step 1: Problem - Ho: Ha: Step 2: Degrees of freedom (df), critical value /p-value, Statistical Treatment Step 3: Summary Table of the One-Way ANOVA

Using the data provided below. Deliver the One-Way ANOVA, following the Steps in Hypothesis Testing and Decision Making: Step 1: Problem - Ho: Ha: Step 2: Degrees of freedom (df), critical value /p-value, Statistical Treatment Step 3: Summary Table of the One-Way ANOVA

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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