A conservation biologist is working on increasing population sizes of the silver-leaf lupine (Lupinus albifrons), which is the host plant for the endangered mission blue butterfly. Like many plants whose seeds have hard coats, germination in silver-leaf lupine is improved if the seedcoat is “scarified”—scratched or nicked before planting in order to help water penetrate to the embryo. The biologist tests time to germination associated with three different treatments: manual nicking with a razor blade (razor), a 30-minute acid bath in concentrated sulfuric acid (acid), and agitation between 2 pieces of sandpaper (sandpaper). Here are the data (time to germination of a seed, in days): Razor: 15, 9, 12, 16, 14Acid: 35, 38, 30, 49, 31Sandpaper: 13, 25, 15, 21, 27a) is this a fixed-effects or random-effects ANOVA? Explain how you know. b) Fill in the ANOVA table below (you may write in by hand):(ATTACHED) c) What is the critical value of F for this experiment? Do you reject the null or not? worksheet for SSoriginal data (time to germination, daysAcidSandpaperAcid Sandpaper3538304931RazorRazor132515212715121614sumserrorGrand mean YdferrorMSerrorroupdfgroupsF-ratioMSgroups

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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A conservation biologist is working on increasing population sizes of the silver-leaf lupine (Lupinus albifrons), which is the host plant for the endangered mission blue butterfly. Like many plants whose seeds have hard coats, germination in silver-leaf lupine is improved if the seedcoat is “scarified”—scratched or nicked before planting in order to help water penetrate to the embryo. The biologist tests time to germination associated with three different treatments: manual nicking with a razor blade (razor), a 30-minute acid bath in concentrated sulfuric acid (acid), and agitation between 2 pieces of sandpaper (sandpaper). Here are the data (time to germination of a seed, in days):

Razor: 15, 9, 12, 16, 14

Acid: 35, 38, 30, 49, 31

Sandpaper: 13, 25, 15, 21, 27
a) is this a fixed-effects or random-effects ANOVA? Explain how you know.

b) Fill in the ANOVA table below (you may write in by hand):

(ATTACHED)

c) What is the critical value of F for this experiment? Do you reject the null or not?

worksheet for SS
original data (time to germination, days
AcidSandpaper
Acid Sandpaper
35
38
30
49
31
Razor
Razor
13
25
15
21
27
15
12
16
14
sums
error
Grand mean Y
df
error
MSerror
roup
df
groups
F-ratio
MS
groups

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worksheet for SS original data (time to germination, days AcidSandpaper Acid Sandpaper 35 38 30 49 31 Razor Razor 13 25 15 21 27 15 12 16 14 sums error Grand mean Y df error MSerror roup df groups F-ratio MS groups