Introductory Statistics
Introductory Statistics
1st Edition
ISBN: 9781938168208
Author: Barbara Illowsky, Susan Dean
Publisher: OpenStax College
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.1TI

As part of an experiment to see how different types of soil cover would affect slicing tomato production,

Marist College students grew tomato plants under different soil cover conditions. Groups of three plants each had one

of the following treatments

• bare soil

• a commercial ground cover

• black plastic

• straw

• compost

All plants grew under the same conditions and were the same variety. Students recorded the weight (in grams) of

tomatoes produced by each of the n = 15 plants:

Bare: n1= 3 Ground Cover: n2= 3 Plastic: n3= 3 Straw: n4= 3 Compost: n5= 3
2,625 5,348 65,837 7,285 6,277
2,997 5,682 8,560 6,897 7,818
4,915 5,482 3,830 9,230 8,677

Table 13.4

Create the one-way ANOVA table.

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To determine

To find:

The one-way anova table.

Answer to Problem 13.1TI

Sum of square Mean Square Degrees of freedom F Statistics
Between/Factor 36648560.93 9162140.233 4 4.481
Error/Residual 20446726 2044672.6 10
Total 57095286.93 14

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Explanation of Solution

Given:

Bare Ground Cover Plastic Straw Compost
2625 5348 6583 7285 6277
2997 5682 8560 6897 7818
4915 5482 3830 9230 8677
SUM 10537 16512 18973 23412 22772

Formula used:

Sum of square factor/Between = [(sj)2nj](sj)2N

MeanSquareFactor = Sum square factorDegree of freedom factor

Sum of square Total = [x2](x)2N

Sum of square Error/Residual  = SST - SSB

MeanSquareError = Sum square ErrorDegree of freedom Error

FStatistic=MeanSquareBetweenMeanSquare within

PValue= P[F(k1,nk)>F statistic]

Calculation:

Sum of square factor/Between = [(sj)2nj](sj)2NSum of square factor/Between =[1053723+1651223+1897323+2341223+2277223](10537+16512+18973+23412+22772)215Sum of square factor/Between =36648560.93

MeanSquareFactor/Between = Sum square factorDegree of freedom factorMeanSquareFactor/Between =36648560.934MeanSquareFactor/Between =9162140.233

Sum of square Total = [x2](x)2N

x2=623891716

Sum of square Total = [x2](x)2NSum of square Total =62389171692206215Sum of square Total =57095286.93

Sum of square Error/Residual  = SST - SSBSum of square Error/Residual  =57095286.93-36648560.93Sum of square Error/Residual  =20446726

MeanSquareError/Residual = Sum square ErrorDegree of freedom ErrorMeanSquareError/Residual =2044672610MeanSquareError/Residual =2044672.6

FStatistic=MeanSquareFactor/BetweenMeanSquareError/ResidualFStatistic=9162140.2332044672.6FStatistic=4.481

Conclusion:

Sum of square Mean Square Degrees of freedom F Statistics
Between/Factor 36648560.93 9162140.233 4 4.481
Error/Residual 20446726 2044672.6 10
Total 57095286.93 14

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