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Apply the techniques oftwo-way ANOVAto a data sample split intoeighttreatments with total degrees of freedom,df= 47, testing at the 2.5% level of significance.The Sum of Squares for Treatments is 42; the Mean Square for Blocks is 9, and the Mean Square for Error is 3.

SS df MS F test stats

Treatments #1 #5 #9 #12

Blocks #2 #6 #10 #13

Error #3 #7 #11 XXXXXXX

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Total #4 #8 XXXXXXX

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#14:What is theF criticalfortreatments, rounding to the nearest ten-thousandths?[COMMENTS & HINTS:It is a number between zero and ten.Enter this answer as#.####]

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#15:What is theF criticalforblocks, rounding to the nearest ten-thousandths?[COMMENTS & HINTS:It is a number between zero and ten.Enter this answer as#.####]

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#16:What is the most appropriate technical conclusion fortreatments, based on the available evidence and testing at the indicated level of significance?{Select the best response.}

1. The researcher would highly reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.
2. The researcher would reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.
3. The researcher would marginally reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.
4. The researcher would highly fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.
5. The researcher would fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.
6. The researcher would marginally fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for treatments.

#17:What is the most appropriate technical conclusion forblocks, based on the available evidence and testing at the indicated level of significance?{Select the best response.}

1. The researcher would highly reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.
2. The researcher would reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.
3. The researcher would marginally reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.
4. The researcher would highly fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.
5. The researcher would fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.
6. The researcher would marginally fail to reject the unidentified null hypothesis for blocks.

#18:What is the total sample size,n?

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#19:What is thep-value, reported to four decimal places, fortreatments?

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#20:What is thep-value, reported to four decimal places, forblocks?

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#21:What is the number ofblocks?

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