This question is Only for who knows well the answer and the excel formula. I don't need only the filling numbers I need you to give the exact excel formula to answer the question. The correct EXCEL FORMULA.Please don't send a blank page.I had received a blank page before. Thank you! FileHomeInsertDrawFormulasDataReviewViewHelpØ Editing vCalibriBA$v品囲、、...General000國、囲vfx Accessibility tab summary: Given information for this question is presented in rows 2 through 17. Requirement information is presented in rows 20 through 32.00A1A.BCEFGHMA marketing research company tests the effectiveness of three new flavorings for a new sauce using a sample of 30 people, divided randomly into three groups of 10 people each.3.Group 1 tastes Flavor 1, Group 2 tastes Flavor 2, and Group 3 tastes Flavor 3.4.Each person is then given a questionnaire that evaluates how enjoyable the beverage was.5.The scores are shown below. Determine whether there is a perceived significant difference between the three flavorings.6.Flavor 1Flavor 2Flavor 38.1312917819101961511111614122012101514161318101814918111541416121111161718 A1fx Accessibility tab summary: Given information for this question is presented in rows 2 through 17. Requirement information is pBE1819 Required:20 Complete the ANOVA tables below:21GroupsCountSumMeanVarianceSS22Flavor 123Flavor 224Flavor 32526 ANOVAAlpha0.05SSdfMSP valueF crit27Sources28 Between Groups29 within Groups30 Total3132 Since p-value isalpha,do not rejectthe null hypothesis.333436 Students: The scratchpad area is for you to do any additional work you need to solve this question or can be used to show your work.37 Nothing in this area will be graded, but it will be submitted with your assignment.3538A Graded WorksheetII

Null Hypothesis: H0: The means of the three factor groups are same. Alternative Hypothesis: H1: At…

A marketing research company tests the effectiveness of three new flavorings for a new sauce using a sample of 30 people, divided randomly into three groups of 10 people each. Group 1 tastes Flavor 1, Group 2 tastes Flavor 2, and Group 3 tastes Flavor 3. Each person is then given a questionnaire that evaluates how enjoyable the beverage was. The scores are shown below. Determine whether there is a perceived significant difference between the three flavorings. Flayor 1 Flavor 2 Flavor 3

A marketing research company tests the effectiveness of three new flavorings for a new sauce using a sample of 30 people, divided randomly into three groups of 10 people each. Group 1 tastes Flavor 1, Group 2 tastes Flavor 2, and Group 3 tastes Flavor 3. Each person is then given a questionnaire that evaluates how enjoyable the beverage was. The scores are shown below. Determine whether there is a perceived significant difference between the three flavorings. Flayor 1 Flavor 2 Flavor 3

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