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Exercise Group Sample Size Sample Mean Sample Standard Deviation Low 37 78.40541 11.422345 Moderate 59 74.18644...

Exercise Group
 
Sample Size
 
Sample Mean
 
Sample Standard Deviation
 
Low
 
37
 
78.40541
 
11.422345
 
Moderate
 
59
 
74.18644
 
9.861934
 
High
 
14
 
67.78571
 
10.990755

MSE = 111.3   F = 5.355         p-value = 0.00607

Bonferroni Modified Alpha = 0.5/3 = 0.0167

Run the Bonferroni procedure to compare each pair of group means.  Compute each pair’s difference in means, standard error (using the MSE found above), p-value, and conclusion of significance or non-significance.

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