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Twenty-seven high-school seniors decided to take part in an investigation of the special “exam preparation” books...

Twenty-seven high-school seniors decided to take part in an investigation of the special “exam preparation” books that purportedly help one get ready for college entrance examinations. The group divided itself into three groups on a purely random basis. Two of the groups used the books, each group selecting a different book. The third group did not use the books. Listed below are the obtained entrance exam scores. Perform the ANOVA using the 5% level of significance and interpret your results.

BOOK I: 532 455 440 620 560 522 517 520 510

BOOK II: 540 570 520 620 660 605 602 590

NO BOOK: 380 470 441 487 420 390 450 510 430 560

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A B C
count, ni = 9 8 10
mean , x̅ i = 519.556 588.38 453.80
std. dev., si = 53.010 44.638 54.980
sample variances, si^2 = 2810.028 1992.554 3022.844
total sum 4676 4707 4538 13921 (grand sum)
grand mean , x̅̅ = Σni*x̅i/Σni =   515.59
square of deviation of sample mean from grand mean,( x̅ - x̅̅)² 15.705 5297.279 3818.324
TOTAL
SS(between)= SSB = Σn( x̅ - x̅̅)² = 141.346 42378.231 38183.245 80702.82
SS(within ) = SSW = Σ(n-1)s² = 22480.222 13947.875 27205.600 63633.697

no. of treatment , k =   3
df between = k-1 =    2
N = Σn =   27
df within = N-k =   24
  
mean square between groups , MSB = SSB/k-1 =    40351.4106
  
mean square within groups , MSW = SSW/N-k =    2651.4041
  
F-stat = MSB/MSW =    15.2189

anova table
SS df MS F p-value F-critical
Between: 80702.82 2 40351.41 15.22 0.0001 3.40
Within: 63633.70 24 2651.40
Total: 144336.52 26
α = 0.05

conclusion :    p-value<α , reject null hypothesis            
so, means are different

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