REPRODUCE THE ANOVA TABLE SHOWN BELOW USING R INCLUDE ALL R COMMANDS
a O20. Containers revisited Building on the cup experiment of the Chapter 4 Step-By-Step, a student selects one type of container and designs an experiment to see whether the type of Liquid stored and the outside Environment affect the ability of a cup to maintain temperature. He randomly chooses an experimental condition and runs each twice: LiquidEnvironment Water Water Water Water Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee Room Room Outside Outside Room Room Outside Outside Change in Temperature 13 14 31 31 27 29 After fitting a two-way ANOVA model, he obtains the fol- lowing interaction plot, ANOVA table, and effects table: 35 30 25 20 15 10 Water Outside Room Environment Sum of Mean Source DF Squares Square F-ratio P-value Liquid Environ 1 595,125 595.125 952.2 <0.0001 Interaction 1 0.125 0.125 0.2 0.6779 Error Total 1 15.125 15.125 24.2 0.0079 4 2.500 0.625 7 612.875
a O20. Containers revisited Building on the cup experiment of the Chapter 4 Step-By-Step, a student selects one type of container and designs an experiment to see whether the type of Liquid stored and the outside Environment affect the ability of a cup to maintain temperature. He randomly chooses an experimental condition and runs each twice: LiquidEnvironment Water Water Water Water Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee Room Room Outside Outside Room Room Outside Outside Change in Temperature 13 14 31 31 27 29 After fitting a two-way ANOVA model, he obtains the fol- lowing interaction plot, ANOVA table, and effects table: 35 30 25 20 15 10 Water Outside Room Environment Sum of Mean Source DF Squares Square F-ratio P-value Liquid Environ 1 595,125 595.125 952.2