7. Compute SS(Total) using SST and SSE. Report your answer to the hundredths place. Put this value in the ANOVA table below. (3 pts) 8. Complete the ANOVA table with the correct values. Show all your work. (9 pts) df MS Model Error Total SS Total df = F a. Determine the degrees of freedom for the ANOVA table above and show your work below. (3 pts) Model df= Error df= b. Compute MST. Show your work and report your answer to the hundredths place. Put this value in the above ANOVA table. (3 pts) c. Compute MSE. Show your work and report your answer to the hundredths place. Put this value in the above ANOVA table. (3 pts) d. Compute Fobs. Show your work and report your answer to the hundredths place. Put this value in the above ANOVA table. (3 pts) e. Determine the approximate p-value. Show all your work. (5 pts) Numerator df= Denominator df = What is the decision? Explain. (4 pts) f. g. Use the F table df closest to this value.) What is your conclusion? (4 pts) 15. Got Milk? Researchers Sharon Peterson and Madeleine Sigman-Grant wanted to compare the overall nutrient intake of American children (ages 2 to 19) who exclusively use skim milk instead of 1%, 2%, or whole milk. The researchers combined children who consumed 1% or 2% milk into a "mixed milk" category. The following data represent the daily calcium intake (in mg) for a random sample of eight children in each category and are based on the results presented in their article "Impact of Adopting Lower-Fat Food Choices on Nutrient Intake of American Children," Pediatrics, Vol. 100, No. 3. Skim Milk 916 886 854 856 857 853 865 904 Mixed Milk 1024 1013 1065 1002 1006 991 1015 1035 Whole Milk 870 874 881 836 879 938 841 818