Exam 13: F Tests and Analysis of Variance

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One-way analysis of variance is being used to test the equality of three population means using samples of size 10 from the first population, 12 from the second population and 8 from the third population.The test statistic (Fstat) is 4.280.What is the critical value (Fc) for the test if the significance level is 5%?

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In an F distribution with numerator degrees of freedom of 3 and denominator degrees of freedom of 8, 95% of values are less than _____ .

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You are conducting a study to compare the characteristics of women and men in senior executive positions at major US corporations.Samples of four senior executive men and four senior executive women are selected.At a 5% significance level, At a 5% significance leve, you use one-way analysis of variance to test the null hypothesis that the average time before promotion is the same for men and women.The tables below show partial results.Report the test statistic (Fstat). You are conducting a study to compare the characteristics of women and men in senior executive positions at major US corporations.Samples of four senior executive men and four senior executive women are selected.At a 5% significance level, At a 5% significance leve, you use one-way analysis of variance to test the null hypothesis that the average time before promotion is the same for men and women.The tables below show partial results.Report the test statistic (F<sub>stat</sub>).

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Use a statistical calculator or statistical software to determine the proportion of values in an F distribution that are greater than 10.3, with numerator degrees of freedom of 2 and denominator degrees of freedom of 12.

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In an F distribution with numerator degrees of freedom of 5 and denominator degrees of freedom of 8, 5% of values are greater than _____ .

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A random sample of size 25 from normal population A has a variance of 110.A random sample of size 5 from normal population B has a variance of 200.You will test the hypothesis that the variance of population A is equal to the variance of population B, using a 2% significance level.Report your conclusion.

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Morton Products is testing three procedures for processing and shipping online orders.In the test, 12 orders were randomly selected.Four of the orders were randomly assigned Procedure 1, four others were assigned Procedure 2, and the remaining four were assigned Procedure 3.Processing/shipping times for each of the three samples are given below: Morton Products is testing three procedures for processing and shipping online orders.In the test, 12 orders were randomly selected.Four of the orders were randomly assigned Procedure 1, four others were assigned Procedure 2, and the remaining four were assigned Procedure 3.Processing/shipping times for each of the three samples are given below:   At a 5% significance level, test the null hypothesis that the average processing/shipping times for the three are equal.Report the within group sum of squares (SSW) for this test. At a 5% significance level, test the null hypothesis that the average processing/shipping times for the three are equal.Report the within group sum of squares (SSW) for this test.

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The ANOVA table below shows partial results for a test of a "no difference in population means" null hypothesis.The significance level for the test is 5%.Compute the F statistic (Fstat) for the test. The ANOVA table below shows partial results for a test of a no difference in population means null hypothesis.The significance level for the test is 5%.Compute the F statistic (F<sub>stat</sub>) for the test.

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You are testing the equality of population means using ANOVA.The partial ANOVA table appears below.What is the value of the between-groups mean square? You are testing the equality of population means using ANOVA.The partial ANOVA table appears below.What is the value of the between-groups mean square?

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A randomized block design would be the appropriate method to answer which of the following research questions?

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An experiment in which we can assess the simultaneous effect of multiple factors on a response variable and in which all factor combinations are represented is called a

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A study in which information from the population of interest is gathered without any attempt by those conducting the study to influence the population or intervene in any way is called a(n)

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Use a statistical calculator or statistical software to determine the proportion of values in an F distribution that are greater than 8.5, with numerator degrees of freedom of 3 and denominator degrees of freedom of 15.

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Loomis, Inc.is evaluating three possible bonus incentive programs for its sales staff.During a trial period, a sample of four sales staff was randomly assigned to each bonus program.Individual sales figures (in $1000s) are shown below: Loomis, Inc.is evaluating three possible bonus incentive programs for its sales staff.During a trial period, a sample of four sales staff was randomly assigned to each bonus program.Individual sales figures (in $1000s) are shown below:   Use the sample data to test the null hypothesis that average sales for the three populations represented here are the same, at a significance level of 5%.Report the within group mean square (MSW). Use the sample data to test the null hypothesis that average sales for the three populations represented here are the same, at a significance level of 5%.Report the within group mean square (MSW).

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Which of the following is true regarding the F distribution?

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A random sample of size 15 from normal population A has variance of 800.A second, independent, random sample of size 7 from normal population B has a variance of 1200.You will test a null hypothesis that the variances of the two populations are equal, using a 2% significance level.Report the critical value of F (Fc) for the test, assuming that the large sample variance appears in the numerator of the test statistic.

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You are testing the equality of population means using ANOVA.The partial ANOVA table appears below.If the samples used in the ANOVA are all the same size, that sample size must be 15. You are testing the equality of population means using ANOVA.The partial ANOVA table appears below.If the samples used in the ANOVA are all the same size, that sample size must be 15.

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The ANOVA table below shows partial results for a test of a "no difference in population means" null hypothesis.The significance level for the test is 5%.Report the F statistic (Fstat) for the test. The ANOVA table below shows partial results for a test of a no difference in population means null hypothesis.The significance level for the test is 5%.Report the F statistic (F<sub>stat</sub>) for the test.

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A random sample of size 9 is selected from normal population A.A second, independent, random sample of size 6 is selected from normal population B.You test a null hypothesis that the variances of the two populations are equal, using a 10% significance level.The Fstat for your test, calculated as the ratio of the variance of sample A to the variance to the variance of sample B, turns out to be 1.21.Report your conclusion.

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The computed F value (Fstat) in a one-way analysis of variance is the ratio of the between groups sum of squares (SSB) to the within groups sum of squares (SSW).

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