to use one-way anova, it is assumed that k independent random samples are drawn from k specific population where each of the k populations: 1. is normally distributed with the same mean and same standard deviation 2. Is normally distributed with the same standard devation 3. Is normally distributed with the same mean 4. Follows an F-distribution with constant variance
to use one-way anova, it is assumed that k independent random samples are drawn from k specific population where each of the k populations: 1. is normally distributed with the same mean and same standard deviation 2. Is normally distributed with the same standard devation 3. Is normally distributed with the same mean 4. Follows an F-distribution with constant variance
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
Problem 10E
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to use one-way anova, it is assumed that k independent random samples are drawn from k specific population where each of the k populations:
1. is
2. Is normally distributed with the same standard devation
3. Is normally distributed with the same mean
4. Follows an F-distribution with constant variance
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