An agronomist wanted to compare the yield of three different varieties of rice (A, B, C). So, within a field, he randomly assigned each variety to five plots. The yield[s] in pounds per acre were recorded for each plot. (d) What are the experimental units in the study? How many are there in total? (e) What is the name of the design of this experiment? (Single factor, two-factor, block) (f) Outline the design of the experiment.

An agronomist wanted to compare the yield of three different varieties of rice (A, B, C). So, within a field, he randomly assigned each variety to five plots. The yield[s] in pounds per acre were recorded for each plot. (d) What are the experimental units in the study? How many are there in total? (e) What is the name of the design of this experiment? (Single factor, two-factor, block) (f) Outline the design of the experiment.

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