1.1 A company compares two temperature instruments daily: one coupled to a processor computer and the other used for visual control. Day-to-day variation is expected. On each of three days, the two instruments are used to measure the temperature. Ideally, these two instruments should agree. How many factors are there in this experiment? What are they? List the levels for each factor.

1.1 A company compares two temperature instruments daily: one coupled to a processor computer and the other used for visual control. Day-to-day variation is expected. On each of three days, the two instruments are used to measure the temperature. Ideally, these two instruments should agree. How many factors are there in this experiment? What are they? List the levels for each factor.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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