To study the effect of temperature on yield in a chemical process, five batches were produced at each of three temperature levels.
The results follow.
Construct an analysis of variance table.
Use a level of significance to test whether the temperature level has an effect on the mean yield of the process.
Temperature
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Constructing the analysis of variance table:
Step-1:Given data and Assume hypothesis:
Number of groups
Number of observation in group ,
Number of observation in group ,
Number of observation in group ,
Total number of observation
Null hypothesis :
The mean yield for the three temperatures are equal.
Alternative hypothesis The mean yield for the three temperatures are not equal.
Step-2: Sum of the squares of between groups:
SSB.
Here, is the mean of the jth group, is the overall mean and is the sample size of the jth group.
Step-3:Sum of the squares of Errors:
SSE
SSE
Step-4: Anova table:
Source of variation | Sum of squares | Degrees of freedom | Mean square | |
Between groups | SSB | MSB | ||
Error | SSE | MSE | ||
Total |
Given, level of significance. i.e, Tabulated value.
As , tabulated value is higher than calculated value.
So the null hypothesis is accepted.
Hence, The mean yield for the three temperatures are equal.