s 3 and 4 are both based on the following scenario: You are part of a team that is investigating the effectiveness of two different ingredients in a drug. For the first ingredient (factor A), you test three different amounts, 10mL, 20mL, and 30mL. For the second ingredient (factor B), you test 2 different amounts, 10mL and 20 mL. With three levels of the first ingredient and two levels of the second ingredient, you can create six different formulations for the drug. You obtain a random sample of 60 individuals. For each of the six formulations, you randomly select 10 individuals to receive that formulation of the drug and then collect a response from each individual