Your friend suggests that the mean number of errors for outfielders is the same regardless of the position played. You question this so you take the following random sample of 15 outfielders, who played the same number of games, and record the number of errors they made the previous season.         Left Field               Center Field      Right Field             10                                12                    9               8                                10                    8               7                                  9                    7               6                                13                    8               8                                11                    9

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Your friend suggests that the mean number of errors for outfielders is the same regardless of the position played. You question this so you take the following random sample of 15 outfielders, who played the same number of games, and record the number of errors they made the previous season.

        Left Field               Center Field      Right Field

            10                                12                    9

              8                                10                    8

              7                                  9                    7

              6                                13                    8

              8                                11                    9         

 

  1. Set up hypotheses to test your friend’s claim.
  2. Perform a one-way analysis of variance to test this.
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Step 1

1.

Null Hypothesis:

H0: The mean number of errors are same for all three players.

Alternative Hypothesis:

H1: At least two players have the different mean number of errors.

 

Step 2

2.

Excel Procedure:

 

Enter the data for Left, Center, Right in Excel sheet>Data> Data Analysis>Select ‘Anova: single factor’ and click on ‘OK’>Select the data under ‘input range’>Click on ‘OK’.

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From the output, the P value is 0.0051.

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