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McDonald's Burger King Wendy's Cheeseburger- 300 cal Cheeseburger-350 cal Cheeseburger- 280 cal McDouble- 390 cal Double...

McDonald's Burger King Wendy's
Cheeseburger- 300 cal Cheeseburger-350 cal Cheeseburger- 280 cal
McDouble- 390 cal Double Whopper- 1000 cal Double stack- 390 cal
Bacon Cheeseburger- 620 cal Bacon Cheeseburger- 500 cal Bacon Cheeseburger- 380 cal
10 chicken nuggets-425 cal 10 chicken nuggets-950 cal 10 chicken nuggets-470 cal
Mcchicken- 400 cal Grilled chicken sandwich- 530 cal Grilled chicken sandwich- 370 cal

State your null and alternate hypothesis. Select a significance level.

Conduct a One-Way ANOVA test on this data.   Be sure to provide the test statistic and the p-value for your analysis.

  • State your final conclusion: Is there a statistical difference among the average calorie counts for these three fast food restaurants?   Are the mean calorie counts the same for all three restaurants? Or is at least one mean calorie count different from the others?
  • Discuss any assumptions you might need in order to conduct the one-way ANOVA test? Is it reasonable to assume these assumptions are met for this example?

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Expert Solution

## for any test first we need to check assumption of the test :

if assumption is not satisfy we not go to the next step .

ANOVA table :

source DF SS MSS F p
Treatment 2 237443.3 118721.7 3.4589 0.0651
Error 12 411880 34323.33
Total 14 649323.3

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