A1 Suppose X1..., X50, for k = 1, 2, 3, 4 are independent 2-dimensional random samples from 4 treatments. Suppose the Between(B) and Within (W) sum of squares and cross product matrices are asfollows1911137225050WB1372 377350250Test the hypothesis that Ho : u, = µ, = H, = H, at level a = .05,where u, , k = 1, 2, 3, 4 are the population mean vector of treatmentsk = 1, 2, 3, 4, respectively.%3DNote that W = 5327819, |B|= 60000, |B+ W| = 6671619%3D%3DX3(.05) = 5.99, xG(.05) = 12.59Since -(196) * log. (.7986) > x(.05) we reject Hoat level a = .05.O Since -(196) log. (0.009) > x(.05) we reject Hoat level a = .05.O Since -(196) * log, (.7986) > x(.05) we reject Hoat level a = .05.O Since - (196) log, (0.009) > X(.05) we reject Hoat level a = .05.

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