Consider an experiment taste-testing six types of chocolate chip cookies: Exercise 4.4 1 (brand A, chewy, expensive), 2 (brand A, crispy, expensive), 3 (brand B, chewy, inexpensive), 4 (brand B, crispy, inexpensive), 5 (brand C, chewy, expensive), and 6 (brand D, crispy, inexpensive). We will use twenty different raters randomly assigned to each type (120 total raters).
(a) Design contrasts to compare chewy with crispy, and expensive with inexpensive.
(b) Are your contrasts in part (a) orthogonal? Why or why not?
Consider an experiment taste-testing six types of chocolate chip cookies: Exercise 4.4 1 (brand A, chewy,...
An experiment compared the taste of two types of coffee, a store brand and a brand of coffee called Freshly Brewed. Each randomly selected participant tastes two unmarked cups in random order and states, which he or she prefers. Of the 50 people sampled, 28 preferred Freshly Brewed coffee. Let p denote the true proportion of all people who prefer Freshly Brewed coffee. a) Calculate the p-value of the test. State your conclusion for the hypothesis: Reject Ho or Do...