Solve the problem based on the one-factor ANOVA analysis of variance methodology.Based on the information derived from the previous point, respond to the company's Director of Transport. Help yourself with the following questions:• Is there any difference in the times used to transport the cargo from the plant in CDMX to the AICM through the three recommended routes?• Are the standard deviations of each of the chosen pathways the same or different? If they are different, explain what this difference implies in statistical terms.• What type of statistical analysis will you use to answer the question? Justify your answer.• Which test statistic should you use? Why? Alerce Austral must send an order for various items produced at the plant in MexicoCity, CDMX, to its store located in Guadalajara. The manager of the plant in CDMXdecides to ship by plane, so the transport director suggests possible ways to move thecargo from the plant to the Mexico City International Airport (AICM): the Miguel AlemánViaduct, La Piedad River and Churubusco River. The Director of Transportation, inturn, wants to analyze the time it would take to transport the cargo from the plant to theAICM by each of the suggested routes, and then compare the results. The collection ofsample data that was reported in minutes is recorded in the tableFreight transport times from the plant to the AICMRío Churubusco(minutes)Viaducto Miguel Alemán(minutes)Río la Piedad(minutes)15259562676071356616044551495705674654635876457688606564Significance level 0.025.

n Rio Churubusco Viaducto Rio La Piedad 1 57 59 56 2 67 60 71 3 56 61 60 4 45 51 49 5 70…

Solve the problem based on the one-factor ANOVA analysis of variance methodology. Based on the information derived from the previous point, respond to the company's Director of Transport. Help yourself with the following questions: • Is there any difference in the times used to transport the cargo from the plant in CDMX to the AICM through the three recommended routes? • Are the standard deviations of each of the chosen pathways the same or different? If they are different, explain what this difference implies in statistical terms. • What type of statistical analysis will you use to answer the question? Justify your answer. • Which test statistic should you use? Why?

Solve the problem based on the one-factor ANOVA analysis of variance methodology. Based on the information derived from the previous point, respond to the company's Director of Transport. Help yourself with the following questions: • Is there any difference in the times used to transport the cargo from the plant in CDMX to the AICM through the three recommended routes? • Are the standard deviations of each of the chosen pathways the same or different? If they are different, explain what this difference implies in statistical terms. • What type of statistical analysis will you use to answer the question? Justify your answer. • Which test statistic should you use? Why?

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