! A researcher is studying the effects of certain toys on children. The category of toys are Building toys (like legos) - Category A,Stationary toys (like dollihouse/Forts) - Category B, and video toys (games on video) - Category C. There are only 4 participants beingobserved from a day school. The participants are watched for one week and the data is produced as follows:Participant one's data: Category A: 2, Category B: 4, Category C: 6Participant two's data: Category A: 1, Category B: 3, Category C: 6Participant three's data: Category A: 4, Category B: 2, Category C: 7Partcipant four's data: Category A: 1, Category B: 3, Category C: 5Based on the data, what would be the grand mean?

When sample sizes are equal, which means, there could be five values in each of the sample, or “n”…

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Chapter11: Simulation Models

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