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Question 1

In the one-way ANOVA model, SSE is:

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the variability attributed to the factor effect.


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the variability attributed to actual mean differences.


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the variability attributed to sampling error.


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the total sum of squares.



Question 2

In the one-way ANOVA, the total variability is expressed as a sum of variabilities about different mean values. These component variabilities are called:

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SSA (sum of squares due to analysis) and SSE (sum of squares due to error).


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SST (total sum of squares) and SSE (sum of squares due to error).


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SSR (sum of squares due to regression) and SST (total sum of squares).


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SSA (sum of squares due to factor) and SSE (sum of squares due to error).

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