Ans : 40 students are selected to take part in an experiment testing the effect of espresso consumption on math test score .
given that the students are split into 4 group of 10
given that
No Espresso : mean = 49 , standard deviation = 20.9
one Espresso : mean = 55.1 , standard deviation = 18.6
two Espresso : mean = 64.2 , standard deviation = 16.9
three Espresso : mean = 53.8 , standard deviation = 11.3
this can be summarized as :
| Espresso |
j |
|
si |
|
1 |
10 |
49 |
20.9 |
|
2 |
10 |
55.1 |
18.6 |
|
3 |
10 |
64.2 |
16.9 |
| 4 | 10 | 53.8 | 11.3 |
Then
1. = 49 ,
2. = 55.1 ,
3. = 64.2 ,
4. =53.8
s1 = 20.9 , s2 = 18.6 , s3 = 16.9 , s4 = 11.3
Suppose there are i treatment and j observation corresponding to each treatment
Degrees of freedom treatment = i-1
Degrees of freedom error = i*(j-1)
Degrees of freedom total = i*j -1
One way ANOVA :
|
Source |
DF |
SS |
MS |
F |
|
Treatment |
i-1 |
SSTreatment |
SSTreatment /(i-1) |
MSTreatment/MSError |
|
Error |
i*(j-1) |
SSError |
SSError /(i*(j-1)) |
|
|
Total |
i*j-1 |
SSTotal |
From the given problem
Degrees of freedom treatment = 4-1 = 3
Degrees of freedom error =4*(10 -1 ) = 36
Degrees of freedom total = 4*10-1 = 39
Grand mean :
.. = 

.. = 55.525
To test the hypothesis that the mean scores for four groups are the same .
test for Hypothesis :
H0 :
1 =
2 =
3
Versus H1 :
i
0 ,
for at least one i = 1,2,3,
Test Statistic :
F= MSTreatment / MSError
Now first calculate Following
SSTreatment = j *
(
. -
..)^2
SSTreatment = 10{(49 - 55.525)^2 + (55.1-55.525)^2+(64.2-55.525)^2 + (53.8 - 55.525 )^2}
SSTreatment = 1209.875
MSTreatment = 1209.875/ 3
MSTreatment = 403.2917
SSError = (j-1)*
(Si)^2
SSError = (10-1)*{20.9^2+18.6^2+16.9^2 + 11.3^2}
SSError = 10764.63
MSError = 10764.63/36
MSError = 299.0175
SSTotal = SSError + SSTreatment
SSTotal = 11974.51
Test Statistic :
F= MSTreatment / MSError
F =403.2917 / 299.0175
F= 1.3
The F test statistic = 1.3
p-value :
p-value = 0.28893
since p - value =0.28893 > 0.05 Then we fail to reject H0 at 0.05 significance level
b) using either classical approach or p -value approach , you will B
ANOVA :
|
Source |
DF |
SS |
MS |
F |
|
Treatment |
3 |
1209.875 | 403.2917 |
1.3 |
|
Error |
36 |
10764.63 | 299.0175 | |
|
Total |
39 |
11974.51 |
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