The output below was generated from the analysis of a balanced 2x3 factorial experiment (A is qualitative and138 is quantitative) using the modetYa"u+A+ B+ (AB)+Sum otSquares Moan Square F Vatun Pr>FSounceDELSMEANMadelErrorCorrected Total3273.170.1566.00654.6320.61 <000112265 330.1073.3322.111787.333538.5002099.670.15Source DF Type ili ss Meun Square F Value Pr99.330.1199.331.(0202568.06116.14 <00017.76 0.00698.19 0.00572568.06343.00171.50A*B362.11181.06a. N=b. What hypothesis is tested by the computed F-value 29.61?e. What proportion of the total variability in the Y's is explained by the model with both main effects and interaction?d. What proportion of the total variability in the Y's is explained by the main effects model (the model that does not includean interaction term)?e. Draw a graph that supports the significant interaction.1. Let u -H + A + B + (AB),.Write the contrast in terms of the model parameters that you would use to investigate u21 -

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