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Referring to Table 2, the mean square for the factor filling time is____ 1). 0.9030 2). 0.4234 3). 0.4515 4). 0.2117

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I'm not sure where is my mistake solving this problem.  I have revised my calculation three times already and I'm not sure if the step to solve it is wrong or if it is my rounding the problem.   Thank you for your help

The following tables provides before and after performance results on a history quiz. In between, a history lesson was given. Is there evidence that the lesson improved performance on the quiz by more than 3 points? Assume that the population of differences is normally distributed. Report the p-value of the test to three decimal places. Before Lesson Quiz Results 6 11 6 7 14 7 8 11 8 6 After Lesson Quiz Results 10 16 11 11 15 15 15 17 99