7.A factorial experiment was designed to determine factors in a high-energyelectron beam process that affect hardness in metals. Results for two factors, each with threelevels, are presented in the following ANOVA table. Factor A is the travel speed in mm/s,and factor B is accelerating voltage in volts. The outcome is Vickers hardness. There weresix replications for each treatment.SourceDFMSFPTravel Speed2106912.153456.18.7400.0006Acceleration2150390.375195.212.2940.000Interaction411408.82852.20.4660.76Error452752286116.2Total53543939.3a) The appropriate statistical analysis to test would be:a. One-way ANOVAb. Two-way ANOVAc. Three-way ANOVAd. Two-Sample t-testb) Does there appear to be an interaction between travel speed and accelerating voltageat the .01 level? What does this say about the additive model?c) Can the effect of travel speed on hardness in metals be described by interpreting themain effects of travel speed? If so, interpret the main effects at the .01 level,including the appropriate test statistic and p-value. If not, explain why not.d) Can the effect of accelerating voltage on hardness in metals be described byinterpreting the main effects of accelerating voltage? If so, interpret the main effectsat the .01 level, including the appropriate test statistic and p-value. If not, explainwhy not.

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A factorial experiment was designed to determine factors in a high-energy electron beam process that affect hardness in metals. Results for two factors, each with three levels, are presented in the following ANOVA table. Factor A is the travel speed in mm/s, and factor B is accelerating voltage in volts. The outcome is Vickers hardness. There were six replications for each treatment.

A factorial experiment was designed to determine factors in a high-energy electron beam process that affect hardness in metals. Results for two factors, each with three levels, are presented in the following ANOVA table. Factor A is the travel speed in mm/s, and factor B is accelerating voltage in volts. The outcome is Vickers hardness. There were six replications for each treatment.

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