
Please explain how I solve this? I am lost.
This problem we need to conduct single factor anova.
Hypothesis
Ho: The mean run time in the maze for different training runs is the same
H1: The mean run time in the maze for different training runs is not the same
Input the data in excel as shown

Go the data tab, and click on data analysis and select Single factor anova.

Input the dialog box as shown below.

The following output will be generated. This the anova output.

We need to look at the pvalue (highlighted in yellow).
Since the pvalue is less than 0.05, we reject the null hypothesis and conclude that the mean run time in the maze for the different training runs is not the same.
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