Canning or freezing produce that you buy in bulk will almost always save you money compared to

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Canning or freezing produce that you buy in bulk will almost always save you money compared to buying in supermarkets. You can save more than 75% by canning-and more than 80% by freezing-produce purchased in bulk. The following prices are found in "Save Money on Groceries," an article by Roberta R. Bailey and Craig Idle brook on the website www.MotherEarthNews.com.10

*The lowest price from a range is reported here.
There are some produce that are not canned and others that are not frozen. You may eliminate those entries for the analysis that follows.
1. Does this layout correspond to any of the designs studied in this chapter? If so, identify the rows and/or columns as they relate to that design.
2. Since the table is incomplete, consider deleting the rows corresponding to whole tomatoes, beets, broccoli, and spinach prior to analysis. Is the design given in part 1 still valid?
3. Use an appropriate analysis of variance procedure to analyze this data. If you find significance, use Tukey's procedure to identify real differences in prices.
4. Summarize your results in the form of a report. Can you really save money by buying produce in bulk? Explain.