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In a 25 design with factors A, B, C, D and E, several blocks were generated...

In a 25 design with factors A, B, C, D and E, several blocks were generated by confounding             the interactions BCE and ADE.

a) Then the number of blocks generated is ______________

b) The generalized interaction that gets confounded is _________________

c) If two of the blocks are:          [a, d, abc, bcd, be, abde, ce, acde]     

[(1), ad, bc, abcd, abe, bde ace, cde]

then the next two blocks are

                           _____________________________________

                            _____________________________________

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