A researcher wants to understand how an annual mortgage payment (in Ringgit) depends on income level and zonal location allowing for an interaction. The data are shown below. LOW MEDIUM HIGH KOTA KINABALU 75 165 180 120 180 195 66 15 189 90 300 180 SANDAKAN 210 225 300 255 150 345 222 162 324 300 135 480 TAWAU 225 225 225 165 210 180 123 165 237 120 210 195 LAHAD DATU 15 120 177 30 75 90 30 120 135 45 105 120 KENINGAU 5 40 59 10 25 30 10 40 45 15 35 40 Construct a two-way (with interaction) ANOVA table for these data.

A researcher wants to understand how an annual mortgage payment (in Ringgit) depends on income level and zonal location allowing for an interaction. The data are shown below. LOW MEDIUM HIGH KOTA KINABALU 75 165 180 120 180 195 66 15 189 90 300 180 SANDAKAN 210 225 300 255 150 345 222 162 324 300 135 480 TAWAU 225 225 225 165 210 180 123 165 237 120 210 195 LAHAD DATU 15 120 177 30 75 90 30 120 135 45 105 120 KENINGAU 5 40 59 10 25 30 10 40 45 15 35 40 Construct a two-way (with interaction) ANOVA table for these data.

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	LOW	MEDIUM	HIGH
KOTA KINABALU	75	165	180
120	180	195
66	15	189
90	300	180
SANDAKAN	210	225	300
255	150	345
222	162	324
300	135	480
TAWAU	225	225	225
165	210	180
123	165	237
120	210	195
LAHAD DATU	15	120	177
30	75	90
30	120	135
45	105	120
KENINGAU	5	40	59
10	25	30
10	40	45
15	35	40