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Describe the activities and scope of Long-Range Capacity Planning.

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How is two-way ANOVA similar to the randomized block design? How does it differ?



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Answer to Question 1

Read about capacity planning horizons

Answer to Question 2

The two-way analysis of variance and the randomized block design are similar since they both consider two factors in the model. However, in the randomized block design, the blocking variable is only used for the purpose of exerting improved control over the examination of the single factor of interest. In two-way analysis of variance, we are interested in the effects of two factors and their interaction on the dependent variable.



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