AB24941246512693124991236512556124981447724182448542834131407642974481886187399638908492728904957984791021310281J~~~~~~~MMMMMMMMVV222222233333333441113841156041047941046841115111015CU-~~M344--~~MM11--2233441-2233447-2233441722334420601229962379723625221062077320884224301455555555666666663598540224424574106439140379873904937204 An experiment was performed to compare the lumen measurements obtained by four pho-tometry labs. A collection of six lamps was prepared and circulated to each of the labs.Each lab measured each lamp twice and measurements were made in completely randomorder. Analyze the data and interpret the results. Construct an appropriate error statementfor this data set.LabABCD#715222409, 24942465, 26932499, 23652556, 2498#715334477, 41824485, 42834131, 40764297, 4481Lamp #715348861, 87399638, 90849272, 89049579, 8479#71535 10213, 10281#71536 20601, 2299611138, 1156010479, 1046811151, 1101523797, 2362522106, 2077320884, 22430#71537 35985, 4022442457, 4106439140, 3798739049, 37204

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A
B
2494
1
2465
1
2693
1
2499
1
2365
1
2556
1
2498
1
4477
2
4182
4485
4283
4131
4076
4297
4481
8861
8739
9638
9084
9272
8904
9579
8479
10213
10281
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
11138
4
11560
4
10479
4
10468
4
11151
11015
C
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20601
22996
23797
23625
22106
20773
20884
22430
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35985
40224
42457
41064
39140
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39049
37204

An experiment was performed to compare the lumen measurements obtained by four pho-
tometry labs. A collection of six lamps was prepared and circulated to each of the labs.
Each lab measured each lamp twice and measurements were made in completely random
order. Analyze the data and interpret the results. Construct an appropriate error statement
for this data set.
Lab
A
B
C
D
#71522
2409, 2494
2465, 2693
2499, 2365
2556, 2498
#71533
4477, 4182
4485, 4283
4131, 4076
4297, 4481
Lamp #71534
8861, 8739
9638, 9084
9272, 8904
9579, 8479
#71535 10213, 10281
#71536 20601, 22996
11138, 11560
10479, 10468
11151, 11015
23797, 23625
22106, 20773
20884, 22430
#71537 35985, 40224
42457, 41064
39140, 37987
39049, 37204

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