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Kikoku · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

In using the ANOVA models, the assumptions made about the data are:
a. the samples are independent.
b. the population variances are equal.
c. the population distributions are normal.
d. A, B, and C are all assumptions made about the data.
e. the samples are dependent.

Question 2

The one-way ANOVA model assumes that each individual observation is considered to be the sum of the overall population mean for all the treatments plus the effect of the treatment plus
a. the effect of the block.
b. the effect of the interaction.
c. the effect of the level.
d. the random error associated with the sampling process.