urgent 2. Given the following information: is there any significant difference between the 2 methods?Method A: S? = 4.8, N =6, Method B: S? = 8.3, N = 7valnSboruamSodd to (nolabg so)onabev ds noowisd sonsroib inohingla yneAnswer:Frabulatedat 95 % confidence level%3DF calculated =at 95confidence levelo23YConclusion :

F-test is used to compare the results of two different methods.

2. Given the following information: is there any significant difference between the 2 methods? Method A: S = 4.8, N =6, Method B: S? = 8.3, N = 7 A SS les Sborusmad to (nolabsg aro) abov ed n ad soneoib snsoingle yne Answer: Frabulated = at 95 % confidence level F calculated = at 95 % confidence level 23Y Conclusion :

2. Given the following information: is there any significant difference between the 2 methods? Method A: S = 4.8, N =6, Method B: S? = 8.3, N = 7 A SS les Sborusmad to (nolabsg aro) abov ed n ad soneoib snsoingle yne Answer: Frabulated = at 95 % confidence level F calculated = at 95 % confidence level 23Y Conclusion :

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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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