STA641 GDB No 2 Solution Spring 2020-VU-Digilearnerspoint
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STA641 GDB No 2 Solution
2020-Spring Semester-VU-Statistical Packages and its Applications
STA641 GDB No 2 Solution Spring 2020 of VU has been presented by Digilearnerspoint in this video tutorial that gives a lot of assistance solving GDB
Starting Date: 28-08-2020
Closing Date: 02-09-2020
Question
Discussion/Scenario
Question Instructions
Enter or Copy/Paste the given question data into
SPSS.
Then, apply the appropriate functions/calculations
to get the required results
In the end, Copy/Paste your relevant
answers/results/graph into GDB answer/reply Section
Which tool you should use?
You need to use SPSS Application to
solve this question.
Question Data
Perform the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) for the
given data and test the :
Null Hypothesis: Ho=All factors are the same
Alternative Hypothesis:H1=All factors are not the same
After
Analysis
Report/show your results. Highlights key
values/findings
Show/Highlight Mean and Standard Deviation for each
of the factor
What is the computed F-test Value?
From your results, can we accept or reject the null
hypothesis?
DATA
TABLE
According to the F significance/probability with df
= (2,21) F must be at least 3.4668 to reach p<0.05, so F score is
statistically significant.
Solution
Given Information
alpha=p=0.05
F-test score= F(2,21) = 3.4668
One way
Descriptives
Responses
N
Mean
Std.
Deviation
Std.
Error
95%
Confidence Interval for Mean
Minimum
Maximum
Lower
Bound
Upper
Bound
A
5
51.80
26.224
11.728
19.24
84.36
19
83
B
5
55.40
30.080
13.452
18.05
92.75
22
100
C
5
56.80
36.148
16.166
11.92
101.68
26
103
Total
15
54.67
28.863
7.452
38.68
70.65
19
103
Test of
Homogeneity of Variances
Responses
Levene
Statistic
df1
df2
Sig.
.820
2
12
.463
ANOVA
Responses
Sum of
Squares
df
Mean
Square
F
Sig.
Between Groups
66.533
2
33.267
.034
.966
Within Groups
11596.800
12
966.400
Total
11663.333
14
Conclusion
As Fc < FG that is 0.034 < 3.4668, therefore
we reject the null hypothesis and inferred that the F score is statistically
insignificant at the level of significance 0.05