Consider a two-way ANOVA with three levels for factor A, three levels for factor B, and four replicates in each of the 9 cells, with SSA=90, SSB=90, SSE=135, and SST=475.Complete part Bb. At the 0.05 level of significance, is there an effect due to factor B?What is the P-Value?What is the conclusion? IIT IDegreesof FreedomConsider a two-way ANOVA with three levels for factor A, three levels for factor B, and four replicates ineach of the 9 cells, with SSA = 90, SSB = 90, SSE = 135, and SST = 475. Complete parts (a) through (c). SourceMean Square(Variance)Sum of SquaresF9045990459AB4160408Error271355Total35475

Given information: A two-way ANOVA table is shown below: Source Degrees of freedom Sum of squares…

Consider a two-way ANOVA with three levels for factor A, three levels for factor B, and four replicates in each of the 9 cells, with SSA = 90, SSB = 90, SSE = 135, and SST = 475. Complete parts (a) through (c). Source Mean Square (Variance) ITT Degrees of Freedom Sum of Squares F 90 45 B AB Error Total 90 45 9. 160 40 8. 27 135 35 475

Consider a two-way ANOVA with three levels for factor A, three levels for factor B, and four replicates in each of the 9 cells, with SSA = 90, SSB = 90, SSE = 135, and SST = 475. Complete parts (a) through (c). Source Mean Square (Variance) ITT Degrees of Freedom Sum of Squares F 90 45 B AB Error Total 90 45 9. 160 40 8. 27 135 35 475

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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