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Chapter 14, Problem 7P

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Chapter 14, Problem 7P, For the data in the following graph: a. Is there a main effect for the treatment factor? h. Is there

a. Is there a main effect for the treatment factor?

h. Is there a main effect for the age factor?

c. Is there an interaction between age and treatment?

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For the data in the following graph: a. Is there a main effect for the treatment factor? h. Is there a main effect for the age factor? c. Is there an interaction between age and treatment?

Solution Summary: The author explains that there's a main effect for the treatment factor and age factor, but there isn't an interaction between age and treatment.

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