1.Clearlystate the null and alternative hypotheses 2.Sketcha graph of the rejection region labeled with the criticalvalue(s)...

1.Clearlystate the null and alternative hypotheses

2.Sketcha graph of the rejection region labeled with the criticalvalue(s)

3.Calculatethe test statistic (showing all workto earn any credit)and p-value(give a range of values for t, chi-square, and Fdistributions)

4.Write conclusion (3 sentences)

Five instructional and face-to-face delivery strategies were tested with students. Treatment group 1 had 10 students. Treatment group 2 had 15 students. Treatment group 3 had 10 students.Treatment group 4 had 17 students.Treatment group 5 had 13 students. Use the given table to conduct an ANOVA test to determine if the instructional delivery methods made a significant change in mean scores at α=.05.

Source of Variation	SS	df	MS	F
Treatment	800
Error				XX
Total	1200		XX	XX

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