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olivia_rose

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Question 1

A study was conducted to examine the impact of eating a high-protein breakfast on adolescents’ performance during a physical fitness test. A partial ANOVA table is shown here.

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SourcedfSSMSFp
Factor A (Protein level)120


Factor B (Gender)145


Interaction15


Error1636


Total19106


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Determine the MSE for this study.


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5


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5.579


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2.25


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36



Question 2

An analysis of variance that compares means by using multiple levels of two factors is:

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one-way ANOVA.


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two-way ANOVA.


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three-way ANOVA.


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None of these.

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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