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Author: William Navidi Prof., Barry Monk Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 14, Problem 1RE
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To find: The AVOVA table.

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Answer to Problem 1RE

The AVOVA table is shown in Table-1.

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Given information:

The given data is,

    PlantConcentration
    A438619732638  
    B857101411538831053 
    C9257861179786  
    D893891917695675595

Calculation:

The sample size are 4 and n1=3,n2=3,n3=3,n4=3 .

The total number in all the samples combined is,

  N=3+3+3+3=12

From the given data the sample means are,

  x1¯=7.88+7.72+7.683=7.76x2¯=7.81+7.64+7.853=7.7667

Further solve,

  x3¯=7.80+7.63+7.873=7.78x4¯=7.80+7.73+83=7.8433

The grand mean is,

  x¯¯=7.76+7.7667+7.78+7.84334=7.7875

The value of i=13x1i2 is,

  i=13x 1i2=7.882+7.722+7.682=180.6752

The standard of deviation of sample 1 is,

  s12=1n11( i=1 3 x 1i 2 n1 x 1 2 ¯)=131(180.67523 ( 7.76 )2)s1=0.1058

The value of i=13x2i2 is,

  i=13x 2i2=7.812+7.642+7.852=180.9882

The standard of deviation of sample 2 is,

  s22=1n21( i=1 3 x 2i 2 n2 x 2 2 ¯)=131(180.98823 ( 7.7667 )2)s2=0.1082

The value of i=13x3i2 is,

  i=13x 3i2=7.842+7.632+7.872=181.6194

The standard of deviation of sample 3 is,

  s32=1n31( i=1 3 x 3i 2 n3 x 3 2 ¯)=131(181.61943 ( 7.78 )2)s3=0.1308

The value of i=13x4i2 is,

  i=13x 4i2=7.82+7.732+82=184.5929

The standard of deviation of sample 4 is,

  s42=1n41( i=1 3 x 4i 2 n4 x 4 2 ¯)=131(184.59293 ( 7.8433 )2)s4=0.1427

The treatment sum of squares is,

  SSTr=n1( x 1 ¯ x ¯ ¯)2+n2( x 2 ¯ x ¯¯)2+n3( x 3¯x¯¯)2+n4(x4¯x¯¯)2=3(7.767.7875)2+3(7.76677.7875)2+3(7.787.7875)2+3(7.84337.7875)2=0.01307

The error sum square is,

  SSE=(n11)s12+(n21)s22+(n31)s32+(n41)s42=(31)(0.0112)+(31)(0.0117)+(31)(0.0171)+(31)(0.02035)=0.1207

The degree of freedom for treatment sum of square is,

  I1=41=3

The degree of freedom for error sum of square is,

  NI=124=8

The treatment mean sum of square is,

  MSTr=SSTrI1=0.013073=0.004357

The error mean sum of square is,

  MSE=SSENI=0.12078=0.01509

The value of test statistic is,

  F=MStrMSE=0.0043570.01509=0.2887

The ANOVA table is shown below.

    Source of variationDegree of freedomSum of squareMean of squareF-value
    Treatments30.013070.0043570.2887
    Error80.12070.01509
    Total11

Table-1

Therefore, the AVOVA table is shown in Table-1.

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