Please show all work Chapter 9 Review Homework: ARDue to the COVID-19 pandemic, many colleges are offering different types of courses: Face toFace, Hybrid, Synchronous Online, and Asynchronous Online. Researchers were interested indetermining if there is a difference in the overall course average for a Freshmen level CollegeAlgebra course for these different types of courses. It is believed that a student's overall success inprevious courses could be a determining factor in how well they perform in the different types ofcourses, thus the students were blocked based on GPA. The data is listed below.GPACourse3.50 e Above 3.49 - 3.002.99 - 2.502.49 - 2.001.99 e BelowFace to Face79.19385.885.58683.776.788.886.691.8HybridSynchronous 85.2Online76.576.178.982.982.776.182.879.576.180.47471.98379.573.378.980.682.479.3Asynchronous 73.5Online69.381.574.584.189.982.470.479.979.5a. At the 5% significance level is there a difference in the overall average grade for the differenttypes of courses?b. At the 5% significance level, does a student's GPA affect the outcome?2. To determine if there is a difference in the average score per game in basketball for Division 1,Division 2, and Division 3 schools a random sample of ten basketball games per division wasobtained. The table below gives the scores for the ten games per division. At the 10% significance,is there a difference in the average score for the three different divisions.DI scores57586264596356635863D2 scores55575156495661555054D3 scores50585155495055515247Section 2: Basic Properties and Definitions:Testing More Than Two Population Means: ANOVA 253

2. To determine if there is a difference in the average score per game in basketball for Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 schools a random sample of ten basketball games per division was obtained. The table below gives the scores for the ten games per division. At the 10% significance, is there a difference in the average score for the three different divisions. DI scores 57 58 62 64 59 63 56 63 58 63 D2 scores 55 57 51 56 49 56 61 55 50 54 D3 scores 50 58 51 55 49 50 55 51 52 47

2. To determine if there is a difference in the average score per game in basketball for Division 1, Division 2, and Division 3 schools a random sample of ten basketball games per division was obtained. The table below gives the scores for the ten games per division. At the 10% significance, is there a difference in the average score for the three different divisions. DI scores 57 58 62 64 59 63 56 63 58 63 D2 scores 55 57 51 56 49 56 61 55 50 54 D3 scores 50 58 51 55 49 50 55 51 52 47

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