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Consider the data set below of the 14” pizzas at Little Italy. There are two pizza...

Consider the data set below of the 14” pizzas at Little Italy. There are two pizza chefs (Anna and Lorenzo, Factor A), two work shifts (day and evening, Factor B), and two dough companies (Sysco and PFG Holdings, Factor C). For each combination, there are four pizzas made (n = 4). The diameter of each pizza is measured.

                                                                        Measurements                                                

Pizza                                       Anna                                                   Lorenzo

Dough                Shift             1          2        3        4                    1            2        3        4

Sysco                   Day             14.1     14.1     14.2     14.1                 14.2     14.1     14.1     13.9

Sysco                   Evening       14.1     14.2     14.3     14.2                 14.3     14.2     14.3     14.1

PFG Holdings     Day             13.9     14.0     14.0     14.1                 13.9     13.9     13.8     13.9

PFG Holdings     Evening       13.8     13.7     13.9     14.0                 14.3     14.2     14.2     14.1

Using the main effects and the interactions effects and the contrasts you calculated in part 1:

  1. Calculate the SS of each factor, the factor interactions, the error, and the total.
  2. Construct the ANOVA table showing the MS of each factor, interaction and error, along with the F values.
  3. Which main effects and interactions are significant at 95% confidence?

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Expert Solution

The ANOVA table is:

Source DF Adj SS Adj MS F-Value P-Value
Pizza 1 0.02000 0.020000 1.21 0.281
Work Shift 1 0.08000 0.080000 4.83 0.036
Dough Company 1 0.24500 0.245000 14.79 0.001
Error 28 0.46375 0.016562
Lack-of-Fit 4 0.26375 0.065937 7.91 0.000
Pure Error 24 0.20000 0.008333
Total 31 0.80875

There is a main effect of Work Shift.

There is a main effect of Dough Company.

There is an interaction effect.

Pizza Work Shift Dough Company Data
Anna Day Sysco 14.1
Anna Evening Sysco 14.1
Anna Day PFG Holdings 13.9
Anna Evening PFG Holdings 13.8
Anna Day Sysco 14.1
Anna Evening Sysco 14.2
Anna Day PFG Holdings 14
Anna Evening PFG Holdings 13.7
Anna Day Sysco 14.2
Anna Evening Sysco 14.3
Anna Day PFG Holdings 14
Anna Evening PFG Holdings 13.9
Anna Day Sysco 14.1
Anna Evening Sysco 14.2
Anna Day PFG Holdings 14.1
Anna Evening PFG Holdings 14
Lorenzo Day Sysco 14.2
Lorenzo Evening Sysco 14.3
Lorenzo Day PFG Holdings 13.9
Lorenzo Evening PFG Holdings 14.3
Lorenzo Day Sysco 14.1
Lorenzo Evening Sysco 14.2
Lorenzo Day PFG Holdings 13.9
Lorenzo Evening PFG Holdings 14.2
Lorenzo Day Sysco 14.1
Lorenzo Evening Sysco 14.3
Lorenzo Day PFG Holdings 13.8
Lorenzo Evening PFG Holdings 14.2
Lorenzo Day Sysco 13.9
Lorenzo Evening Sysco 14.1
Lorenzo Day PFG Holdings 13.9
Lorenzo Evening PFG Holdings 14.1

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