'1. [-F1 Points] DETAILS WEBE13 13.E.lIl9.MI. You may need to use the appropriate technology to answer this question. To study the eFfect oftemperature on yield in a chemical process. five batches were produced at each oFthree temperature levels. The results Follow. Temperature II'D'HC 22 23 29 29 32 Construct an analysis onariance table. [Round your values For MSE and Fto two decimal places. and your p-value to Four decimal places.) Source Sum Degrees Mean -QQQ-- Use a 0.05 level oF significance to test whether the temperature level has an eFFect on the mean yield oFthe process. State the null and alternative hypotheses. "2 H3: Notall the population means are equal. Ha: #53:: = 5153:: = \"33:: H3: \"5r: = Fans: = line: H a: r"5:i=-: \"if: z \"Ir: .3. H]: u = p. __ = . 53: _ ' hue: Ha: FLSZF-Z = \"53%: = \"rot: ':::'H3l\"51=-: Fade: line: Ha: Not all the population means are equal. ": H3: At least two oFthe population means are equal. Ha: At least two olthe population means are diFFerent. Find the value oFthe test statistic. [Hound your answer to two decimal places.) I:| Find the |D-value. [Hound your answer to Four decimal places.) State your conclusion. Reject H3. There is suFficient evidence to conclude that the mean yields For the three temperatures are not equal. '2- Reject H3. There is not suFficient evidence to conclude that the mean yields For the three temperatures are not equal. Do not reject H3. There is suFficient evidence to conclude that the mean yields For the three temperatures are not equal. Do not reject H]. There is not suFficient evidence to conclude that the mean yields For the three temperatures are not equal. NI'NHIII' :1'-' -|_nudl \"= \"I!" =-