In: Statistics and Probability
URGENT!!
Independent random samples of the selling prices (in 10 000 TL ) of houses in three popular districts of four big cities were taken. The selling prices are as shown below. Assume that the populations from which the sample drawn are normally distributed. (use 2 digits after decimal point)
District A |
District B |
District C |
|
Ankara |
45 |
52 |
54 |
İstanbul |
46 |
51 |
58 |
İzmir |
40 |
60 |
50 |
Bursa |
37 |
49 |
46 |
1. Complete the following analysis of variance table.
Source of Variation |
SS |
Df |
MS |
F-Ratio |
Between Groups (Districts)G |
Answer |
Answer |
Answer |
Answer |
Between Blocks (Cities)B |
104.67 |
Answer |
Answer |
Answer |
Error |
99.33 |
Answer |
Answer |
|
Total |
Answer |
Answer |
2. At the 0.05 significance level, are the mean selling prices differ by districts?
a) Null Hypothesis is
Ho: Mean selling prices for different districts are not equal
Ho: Mean selling prices for different districts are equal
b) Alternative Hypothesis is
H1: Mean selling prices for different districts are equal for at least one pair
H1: Mean selling prices for different districts are not equal for at least one pair
c) F-Ratio is Answer
d) Critical Value of the test at a=5% is Answer
e) Does it appear at a=5% that population means are different ?
May be
Yes for at least one pair
No
3. At the 0.05 significance level, are the mean selling prices differ by cities?
a) Null Hypothesis is
Ho: Mean selling prices for different cities are not equal
Ho: Mean selling prices for different cities are equal
b) Alternative Hypothesis is
H1: Mean selling prices for different cities are equal for at least one pair
H1: Mean selling prices for different cities are not equal for at least one pair
c) F-Ratio is Answer
d) Critical Value of the test at a=5% is Answer
e) Does it appear at a=5% that population means are different ?
May be
Yes for at least one pair
No