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I'm trying to awnser the Exercise of the Chapter 13: Problem 13E of the Book: Statistics...

I'm trying to awnser the Exercise of the Chapter 13: Problem 13E of the Book: Statistics for managemnet and Economics. And when I try to perform the F-statistics using Minitab, I got the following mesage : * ERROR * There must be exactly two distinct subscripts. What does it means when it says Tere must be two distinct subscripts and and how do I fix it?

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Please enter both samples in a single column with another column of subscripts to identify the population group or you can enter them in separated columns.In this way, you never get this error message.

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