include work! 6. Solve the ANOVA tableLevels of A = 4Levels of B = 2Sample size per condition (n) = 12Critical Value=F(A) 2.72, F(B)3.98, F(AB) 2.72SourceSSdfMSFBetween Columns (A)19Between Rows (B)18Interaction (AB)32.66Within Cells (W)97Total (T)

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Description: include work! 6. Solve the ANOVA tableLevels of A = 4Levels of B = 2Sample size per condition (n) = 12Critical Value=F(A) 2.72, F(B)3.98, F(AB) 2.72SourceSSdfMSFBetween Columns (A)19Between Rows (B)18Interaction (AB)32.66Within Cells (W)97Total (T)

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6. Solve the ANOVA table Levels of A = 4 Levels of B = 2 Sample size per condition (n) = 12 Critical Value=F(A) 2.72, F(B)3.98, F(AB) 2.72 Source S df MS F Between Columns (A) 19 Between Rows (B) 18 Interaction (AB) 32.66 Within Cells (W) 97 Total (T)

6. Solve the ANOVA table Levels of A = 4 Levels of B = 2 Sample size per condition (n) = 12 Critical Value=F(A) 2.72, F(B)3.98, F(AB) 2.72 Source S df MS F Between Columns (A) 19 Between Rows (B) 18 Interaction (AB) 32.66 Within Cells (W) 97 Total (T)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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