For a factorial experiment involving 2 levels of Factor A and 3 levels of Factor B, a partially completed 2-Way ANOVA table is shown below. Source of Variation SS df MS F Factor A --- Factor B 88.17 Interaction (A*B) 136.17 Error 26.50 Total 302.92 11 1) What is the sum of squares due to Factor A? 2) What are the degrees of freedom for Factor B and the Interaction (A*B)? 3) How many treatment combinations are there in the experiment and how many replicates for each treatment combination? 4) Perform the F- test on Interaction between A and B. Is the Interaction significant (α = 0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations. 5) Perform the F- test on the Factor ‘B’. Is the Factor 'B' significant (α=0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations.
For a factorial experiment involving 2 levels of Factor A and 3 levels of Factor B, a partially completed 2-Way ANOVA table is shown below. Source of Variation SS df MS F Factor A --- Factor B 88.17 Interaction (A*B) 136.17 Error 26.50 Total 302.92 11 1) What is the sum of squares due to Factor A? 2) What are the degrees of freedom for Factor B and the Interaction (A*B)? 3) How many treatment combinations are there in the experiment and how many replicates for each treatment combination? 4) Perform the F- test on Interaction between A and B. Is the Interaction significant (α = 0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations. 5) Perform the F- test on the Factor ‘B’. Is the Factor 'B' significant (α=0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations.
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For a factorial experiment involving 2 levels of Factor A and 3 levels of Factor B, a partially completed 2-Way ANOVA table is shown below.
Source of Variation | SS | df | MS | F |
Factor A | --- | |||
Factor B | 88.17 | |||
Interaction (A*B) | 136.17 | |||
Error | 26.50 | |||
Total | 302.92 | 11 |
1) What is the sum of squares due to Factor A?
2) What are the degrees of freedom for Factor B and the Interaction (A*B)?
3) How many treatment combinations are there in the experiment and how many replicates for each treatment combination?
4) Perform the F- test on Interaction between A and B. Is the Interaction significant (α = 0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations.
5) Perform the F- test on the Factor ‘B’. Is the Factor 'B' significant (α=0.05)? Please show all the relevant calculations.
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