There are four McBurger restaurants in the Columbus, Georgia, area. The numbers of burgers sold at the respective restaurants for each of the last 6 weeks are shown below. Is there a difference in the mean number sold among the four restaurants when the factor of the week is considered? RestaurantWeekMetroInterstateUniversityRiver112416032019022342203402303430290290240410524531017052402052801806310260270205 b. What are the test statistics? Treatments:Blocks: C. What are the p-values? Treatments:Blocks:

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There are four McBurger restaurants in the Columbus, Georgia, area. The numbers of burgers sold at the respective restaurants for each of the last 6 weeks are shown below. Is there a difference in the mean number sold among the four restaurants when the factor of the week is considered?

	Restaurant
Week	Metro	Interstate	University	River
1	124	160	320	190
2	234	220	340	230
3	430	290	290	240
4	105	245	310	170
5	240	205	280	180
6	310	260	270	205

b. What are the test statistics?

Treatments:

Blocks:

C. What are the p-values?

Treatments:

Blocks:

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Step-by-step procedure to obtain the ANOVA data using Excel is given below:

In Excel sheet, enter Weeks and Restaurants in one column.
In Data, select Data Analysis and choose ANOVA- Two-Factor Without Replication.
In Input Variable Range, select Weeks and Restaurants.
Click Labels.
Click Ok.

Output using the Excel is given below:

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