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Transcribed Image Text:The F-statistic of this analysis is equal to 2.73.
The MSE of the analysis is equal to 130.46.
At least one of the products provides significantly different value to
consumers on average, since the F-statistic is greater than the critical
value.
The null hypothesis of the test is rejected.
We cannot say that there is a significant difference in value to consumers
between the products, since the F-statistic is smaller than the critical value.
The critical value of this analysis is equal to 1.90.
The MST of this analysis is equal to 156.

Transcribed Image Text:Suppose you are a manager for a local clothing store. You want to introduce a
new product for an upcoming holiday. You design 6 new products, and take a
sample of 21 customers per product design, to determine if any of the products
provide a different value to consumers through a rating system. Your one-way
ANOVA test reveals a SSTotal of 16976, along with a sum of squares between
treatments (SST) of 1321. Using this information, conduct the appropriate one-
way ANOVA test, with a significance level of 10%, to determine if any of the
products provide a significantly different value to consumers (significantly
different average rating). Select the correct results of your analysis, and if
necessary, round your answer to two decimal places. Select all choices that
apply.
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