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    PREPARED BY: REX MABANTA

    RALPH STEPHEN BARTOLO

    REYNANTE LUMAWAN

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    Analysis of Variance ANOVA) is a hypothesis-testing technique used to test the equality oftwo or more population (or treatment) meansby examining the variances of samples that

    are taken.

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    Most of the time ANOVAis used to compare theequality of three or more means, however whenthe means from two samples are compared using

    ANOVA it is equivalent to using a t-test tocompare the means of independent samples.

    ANOVA is based on comparing the variance (orvariation) between the data samples to variationwithin each particular sample. If the betweenvariation is much larger than the within variation,the means of different samples will not be equal.If the between and within variations areapproximately the same size, then there will beno significant difference between sample means.

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    Steps in hypothesis testing for ONE WAYANOVA1. Formulate the null and the appropriatealternative hypothesis.2. Specify the level of significance to be used.3. Critical value

    4. Establish the critical regions.5. Compute the actual value.6. Make a statistical decision, which is to rejectthe null hypothesis when the computed valueof f distribution is

    ( k-1,N-k); otherwise

    null hypothesis is not rejected.7. Draw the appropriate conclusion.

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    Formulas for ONE WAY ANOVA:

    Ti=

    =1ij

    T. = =1 i

    MS=and Fcomp =

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    Balanced ONE WAY ANOVA

    N=kn

    SSA= . . .=1=1 2 SSbet= 1 =1 i2.

    SSE=

    x .

    =1

    =12 SSerror=

    2

    =1

    =1ij -

    1 =1 i2

    SST=

    x . .=1

    =1

    2 SST=

    2

    =1=1

    ij -.

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    Unbalanced ONE WAY ANOVA

    =1

    SSbet=

    =1

    -.

    SSerror= 2=1=1 ij-

    =1

    SST= 2=1=1 ij- .

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    Observation

    No.

    Treatment 1 Treatment 2 Treatment 3

    1 54 31 46

    2

    46 38 42

    3 68 42 38

    4 58 44 55

    5

    60 26 50

    6 52 36 48

    T

    i

    Mean

    X

    2

    T.

    N

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    ANOVA Table

    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments SSA k-1 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error SSE N-k MSE=

    Total SST N-1

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    Sample problem for a balanced ANOVA

    Observation

    No.

    Treatment 1 Treatment 2 Treatment 3

    1 54 31 46

    2 46 38 42

    3 68 42 38

    4

    58 44 55

    5 60 26 50

    6 52 36 48

    Given the hypothetical data below, test the hypothesis Ho:1= 2= 3 vs. the

    alternative H1: at least one pair of means is not equal, using an = 0.05 level of

    significance.

    l

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    Solution:

    1. Hypothesis: Ho:1= 2= 3vs. the alternativeH1: at least one pair of means is not equal

    2. Significance Level: = 0.05

    3. Critical value: (v1,v2)Observation No. Treatment 1 Treatment 2 Treatment 3

    1 54 31 46

    2

    46 38 423 68 42 38

    4 58 44 55

    5 60 26 50

    6 52 36 48

    T.=834 338 217 279

    Mean=46.33 56.33 36.17 46.50

    X

    2

    =40554 19326 8077 13153

    T

    i

    2

    =239174 114244 47089 77841

    N=18

    n=6 n=6 n=6

    bl

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    ANOVA Table

    ource of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments SSA 2 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error SSE 15 MSE=

    Total SST 17

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    4. Critical Region: ff0.05(2,15)= 3.685. Computation:

    SSbet= 1 =1 i2 . =2391746 -834218 =1220.33

    SSerror=

    2

    =1

    =1ij -

    1

    =1i2

    =40554-39862.33=691.67

    SST= SSbet+ SSerror=1220.33+691.67=1912

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    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments 1220.33 2 610.165 f=13.233

    Error 619.67 15 46.111

    Total 1912 17

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    6. Decision:

    Since f=13.2333.68, the hypothesis of

    equal means is rejected.7. Conclusion: There is enough evidence to

    conclude that the means are not equal.

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    Problem:Susan Sound predicts that students will learn mosteffectively with a constant background sound, as opposed to anunpredictable sound or no sound at all. She randomly dividestwenty-four students into three groups of eight. All students

    study a passage of text for 30 minutes. Those in group 1 studywith background sound at a constant volume in thebackground. Those in group 2 study with noise that changesvolume periodically. Those in group 3 study with no sound atall. After studying, all students take a 10 point multiple choicetest over the material, using an = 0.05 level of significance..Their scores follow:

    group test scores

    1) constant sound

    74 6 8 6 6 2 9

    2) random sound 55 3 4 4 7 2 2

    3) no sound 24 7 1 2 1 5 5

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    x

    1

    x2

    x3

    7 5 2

    4

    5 4

    6

    3 7

    8 4 1

    6 4 2

    6

    7 1

    2 2 5

    9 2 5

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    Solution:

    Hypothesis: Ho:1= 2= 3

    H1: at least one pair of means is not equal

    2. Significance Level: = 0.05

    3. Critical value: (v1,v2)x

    1

    x2

    x3

    7 5 2

    4 5 4

    6 3 7

    8 4 1

    6 4 2

    6 7 1

    2 2 5

    9 2 5

    T.=107

    48 3227

    T

    i

    2

    =4057

    2304

    1024 729

    =13.375 6 4 3.375x

    2

    =595322

    148 125

    N=24

    n=8 n=8 n=8

    ANOVA T bl

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    ANOVA Table

    ource of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments SSA 2 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error SSE 21 MSE=

    Total SST 23

    4 C iti l R i f f (2 21) 3 47

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    4. Critical Region: ff0.05(2,21)= 3.475. Computation:

    SSbet=

    1

    =1i2

    .

    =4057

    8-107

    24=30.084

    SSerror= 2=1=1 ij - 1 =1 i2=595-507.125=87.875

    SST= SSbet+SSerror=30.084+87.875=117.959

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    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments 30.084 2 15.042 f=3.594

    Error 87.875 21 4.185

    Total 117.959 23

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    6. Decision:

    Since f=3.5943.47, the hypothesis ofequal means is rejected.

    7. Conclusion: There is enough evidence toconclude that the means are as she predicted,in that the constant music group has thehighest score.

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    A researcher is concerned about the level of knowledgepossessed by university students regarding United Stateshistory. Students completed a high school senior levelstandardized U.S. history exam. Major for students was also

    recorded. Data in terms of percent correct is recorded below for32 students. Compute the appropriate test for the dataprovided below, using =.01

    Education Business/Management Behavioral/Social Science Fine Arts

    62 72 42 80

    81 49 52 57

    75 63 31 87

    58 68 80 64

    67 39 22 28

    48 79 71 29

    26 40 68 62

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    Education

    Business/Manag

    ement

    Behavioral/Social

    ScienceFine Arts

    62 72 42 80

    81 49 52 57

    75 63 31 87

    58 68 80 64

    67 39 22 28

    48 79 71 29

    26 40 68 62

    T.=1600 417 410 366 407

    Ti2=641594 173889 168100 133956 165649

    X2=101164 26863 25540 21978 26783

    Mean=228.56 59.57 58.57 52.28 58.14

    N=28 n=7n=7 n=7 n=7

    Solution:

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    Solution:

    1. Hypothesis: Ho:1= 2= 3= 4H1: at least one pair of means

    is not equal

    2. Significance Level: = 0.01

    3. Critical value: (v1,v2)Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments SSA 3 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error

    SSE 24 MSE=

    Total SST 27

    4 Critical Region: f f (3 24)=4 72

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    4. Critical Region: ff0.01(3,24)=4.725. Computation:

    SSbet=

    1

    =1i2

    .

    =641594

    7-

    1600

    28=91656.29-91428.57

    =227.72

    SSerror= 2=1=1 ij - 1 =1 i2=101164-91656.29=9507.71

    SST= SSbet+SSerror=227.72+9507.71=9735.43

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    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments 227.72 3 75.90 f=0.19

    Error 9507.71 24 396.15

    Total 9735.43 27

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    6. Decision:

    Since f=0.194.72, the hypothesis of

    equal means is not rejected.7. Conclusion: There is insufficient evidenceat the 0.01 level of significance to reject theclaim that the means are equal.

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    Problem for unbalanced ONE WAY ANOVABelow are the test scores from one of my algebra classes. The scores for each examhave been ranked numerically, just so no one tries to figure out who got what scoreby finding a list of students and comparing alphabetically.

    Exam 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    Scores 21

    35

    40

    42

    45

    57

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    6060

    61

    62

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    65

    67

    68

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    72

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    8091

    17

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    6263

    64

    67

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    86

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    24

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    6768

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    Exam 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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    Scores 21

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    N=156 n=24 n=23 n=22 n=19 n=17 n=16 n=16 n=19

    T.=10379 1493 1568 1553 1213 1264 1063 1040 1185

    Mean=532.97 62.21 68.17 70.59 63.84 74.35 66.44 65.00 62.37

    Ti2/ni=692953.65 2229049 2458624 2411809 1471369 1597696 1129969 1081600 1404225

    2 =

    S l ti

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    Solution:

    Hypothesis: Ho: Ho:1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8

    H1: At least there is one pair of mean that is not equal.

    2. Significance Level: = 0.05

    3. Critical value:

    (v1,v2)

    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean Square Computed f

    Treatments SSA 7 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error SSE 148 MSE=

    Total SST 155

    4 Critical Region: f f0 05(7 148)= 2 09

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    4. Critical Region: ff0.05(7,148)= 2.095. Computation:

    SSbet=

    =1-

    .

    =692953.647-690536.160=2417.49

    SSerror= 2

    =1=1 ij-

    =1

    =731097-692953.647=38143.35

    SST= 2=1=1 ij- .

    =731097-690536.160=40560.84

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    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean

    Square

    Computed f

    Treatments 2417.49 7 345.36 f=1.340

    Error 38143.35 148 257.72

    Total

    40560.84

    155

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    6. Decision:

    Since f=1.3402.09, the hypothesis of equal means isnot rejected.

    7. Conclusion: There is insufficient evidence at the 0.05 level ofsignificance to reject the claim that the means are equal.

    Example: A firm wishes to compare four programs for training workers

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    p p p g gto perform a certain manual task. Eighteen new employees areassigned to the training programs. At the end of the training period, atest is conducted to see how quickly trainees can perform the task. Thenumber of times the task is performed per minute is recorded for each

    trainee, with the following results:

    PROGRAM 1 PROGRAM 2 PROGRAM 3 PROGRAM 4

    19 10 18 10

    10 12 11 13

    12 8 18 14

    9 11 18

    10 9

    T.=222 60 51 47 64

    2i=12506 3600 2601 2209 4096x2=2854 686 529 769 870

    N=18 n=4 n=5 n=3 n=5

    Solution:

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    Solution:

    Hypothesis: Ho: Ho: 1= 2= 3= 4

    H1: At least there is one pair of

    means that is not equal.2. Significance Level: = 0.05

    3. Critical value: (v1,v2)

    Solution:

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    Solution:

    Hypothesis: Ho: 1= 2= 3= 4

    H1: At least there is one pair of means that is not equal.

    2. Significance Level: = 0.05

    3. Critical value:

    (v1,v2)

    Source of

    Variation

    Sum of

    Squares

    Degrees of

    Freedom

    Mean Square Computed f

    Treatments SSA 3 MSA=1

    f=MSA/MSE

    Error SSE 14

    MSE=

    Total SST 17

    4. Critical Region: ff0 05(3,14)=3.34

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    4. Critical Region: ff0.05(3,14) 3.345. Computation:

    SSbet=

    =1-

    .

    =2975.63-2738=237.63

    SSerror= 2

    =1=1 ij-

    =1

    =2854-2975.63=-121.63

    SST= 2=1=1 ij- .

    =2854-2738=116

    Source of Sum of Degrees of Mean Square

    Computed f

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    Variation Squares Freedom

    Treatments 237.63 3 79.21 f=-9.125

    Error -121.63 14 -8.68

    Total 116 17

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    6. Decision:

    Since f=-9.1253.34, the hypothesis of

    equal means is not rejected.7. Conclusion: There is insufficient evidenceat the 0.05 level of significance to reject theclaim that the means are equal.