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    The document provides instructions for analyzing data from an experiment with multiple factors using analysis of variance (ANOVA). It defines R as the number of replications, which can be calculated from the total number of observations and number of rows and columns. It also explains how to calculate a p-value by comparing the calculated F value to the critical F value from an F-table, and whether a p-value less than 0.05 indicates significance. An example ANOVA table is given to demonstrate how to calculate sums of squares, degrees of freedom, mean squares, F values, p-values, and compare p-values to the critical F value.

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    The document provides instructions for analyzing data from an experiment with multiple factors using analysis of variance (ANOVA). It defines R as the number of replications, which can be calculated from the total number of observations and number of rows and columns. It also explains how to calculate a p-value by comparing the calculated F value to the critical F value from an F-table, and whether a p-value less than 0.05 indicates significance. An example ANOVA table is given to demonstrate how to calculate sums of squares, degrees of freedom, mean squares, F values, p-values, and compare p-values to the critical F value.

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    Source of Variation SS DF MS F P-Value F Crit: 0 Critical 0 Critical

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    The document provides instructions for analyzing data from an experiment with multiple factors using analysis of variance (ANOVA). It defines R as the number of replications, which can be calculated from the total number of observations and number of rows and columns. It also explains how to calculate a p-value by comparing the calculated F value to the critical F value from an F-table, and whether a p-value less than 0.05 indicates significance. An example ANOVA table is given to demonstrate how to calculate sums of squares, degrees of freedom, mean squares, F values, p-values, and compare p-values to the critical F value.

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    1)

    a)

    Use the above formulas to solve the questions.

    b) R in the above table is the number of replication

    You can get R by using R = (Total + 1)/((Columns+1)(Rows+1))

    c) For calculating the p value, we first calculate the critical F value. Use the df and refer to
    the F value in the F table. If F0 > Fcritical, p<0.05 else if If F0 < Fcritical, p > 0.05

    2)

    Use the above formulas to calculate the components

    Source of
    Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
    Rows 0.301111111 2 0.150555556 8.46875 0.008539153 4.256494729
    Columns 0.767777778 2 0.383888889 21.59375 0.000367318 4.256494729
    Interaction 0.068888889 4 0.017222222 0.96875 0.470005826 3.633088511
    Within 0.16 9 0.017777778

    Total 1.297777778 17

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