MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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A company that manufactures special tires for vehicles in the construction industry has 2 plants where the same model of tire is manufactured with the production levels shown for 10 days:
In each plant the manufacturing process is reproduced in the same way and the production management wants to know if there are differences in the production of each plant through:
A. A simple comparative study considering a 1% error.
b. A one-way ANOVA-based comparative study with one sample per group.
Consider a confidence level of 99%.
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