Does the position of a suburb with respect to a city have an effect on school population?
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Does the position of a suburb with respect to a city have an effect on school population?
The following table lists 2004–2005 student enrollment in the suburbs of Rochester as shown in the May 9, 2005, Democrat & Chronicle.
East West South East West South 3728 4367 2667 4986 4354 4471 3604 4956 5944 6029 1277 13589 3725 9031 7251 4481 896 3949 Complete an ANOVA for the data, and test the hypothesis that the mean student enrollment per suburb is not the same for each of the geographical areas around Rochester, New York. Use a 0.05 level of significance. What data value(s) is influencing the results the most in this hypothesis test?
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