Please check whether his theory, that the best soup comes when we have only one cook, is correct. Does soup made by one cook have a higher nutritional value compared to soups made when more than one cook is involved? If so it would suggest that we get bad broth when the cooks are arguing about who should do the job, who has added the salt, who should take the skins off the onions, who makes the coffee (kahwah), etc. Please also check whether there is a hotel that is better than the rest because I need a holiday! Notes:- To answer this question, follow the complete steps of statistical methods from hypothesis until conclusions.

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2. In England they have some very good nutrifion students. They may not be quite as good
as the ones in Oman, but they are still very, very good! Before My friend Mike came to
Oman some of them helped him to do an experiment to try to prove an old proerb that
says Too many cooks spoil the broth. A broth is a kind of thick soup, a bit like the soup
we get in Oman when the meat, onions, tomatoes and spices are boiled, but before the
rice is added. The equivalent Arabic proverb is:
He went to four different luxury hotels and designed an experiment where soups were
made by groups of one, two, three and four cooks. He then had the nutritional value of
the soups analysed by his friends in the Human Nutrition Department (in his previous
university Nutrition had its own department in the Medicine College). This is the mean
data they collected:
Nutritional value of the broth (soup)
Sheredon
Hildon
Holiday Outside
Crown Blaza
One cook
1439
1356
1235
1123
Two cooks
999
886
790
808
Three cooks
451
402
331
445
Four cooks
102
87
76
92
Please check whether his theory, that the best soup comes when we have only one cook, is
correct. Does soup made by one cook have a higher nutritional value compared to soups made
when more than one cook is involved? If so it would suggest that we get bad broth when the
cooks are arguing about who should do the job, who has added the salt, who should take the
skins off the onions, who makes the coffee (kahwah), etc. Please also check whether there is a
hotel that is better than the rest because I need a holiday!
Notes:- To answer this question, follow the complete steps of statistical methods from
hypothesis until conclusions.
Transcribed Image Text:2. In England they have some very good nutrifion students. They may not be quite as good as the ones in Oman, but they are still very, very good! Before My friend Mike came to Oman some of them helped him to do an experiment to try to prove an old proerb that says Too many cooks spoil the broth. A broth is a kind of thick soup, a bit like the soup we get in Oman when the meat, onions, tomatoes and spices are boiled, but before the rice is added. The equivalent Arabic proverb is: He went to four different luxury hotels and designed an experiment where soups were made by groups of one, two, three and four cooks. He then had the nutritional value of the soups analysed by his friends in the Human Nutrition Department (in his previous university Nutrition had its own department in the Medicine College). This is the mean data they collected: Nutritional value of the broth (soup) Sheredon Hildon Holiday Outside Crown Blaza One cook 1439 1356 1235 1123 Two cooks 999 886 790 808 Three cooks 451 402 331 445 Four cooks 102 87 76 92 Please check whether his theory, that the best soup comes when we have only one cook, is correct. Does soup made by one cook have a higher nutritional value compared to soups made when more than one cook is involved? If so it would suggest that we get bad broth when the cooks are arguing about who should do the job, who has added the salt, who should take the skins off the onions, who makes the coffee (kahwah), etc. Please also check whether there is a hotel that is better than the rest because I need a holiday! Notes:- To answer this question, follow the complete steps of statistical methods from hypothesis until conclusions.
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