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Meagan tested whether the average number of cracker nuts per sachet was equal across different flavors of Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker Nuts. An ANOVA analysis found that the FCalculated of 72.70 was greater than the FTabulated of 4.38, so the null hypothesis that the averages were equal was rejected. Therefore, there is evidence that the average number of cracker nuts per sachet is not the same across flavors of Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker Nuts.

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One Way Anova

Meagan tested whether the average number of cracker nuts per sachet was equal across different flavors of Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker Nuts. An ANOVA analysis found that the FCalculated of 72.70 was greater than the FTabulated of 4.38, so the null hypothesis that the averages were equal was rejected. Therefore, there is evidence that the average number of cracker nuts per sachet is not the same across flavors of Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker Nuts.

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ONE-WAY ANALYSIS

OF VARIANCE
(ANOVA)

HI-HO CRUNCHY CRACKER NUTS

MEMBERS:
JASTIN FRONTERAS
MEAGAN MARIE GERONA
CHRISTIAN ACE MASAYON
JEFF REY DALUBATAN
ANDREA MIZPAH FLORES
AHMAD RIZKUAN SAGSAGAT
KURT GABRIEL CABINIAN

Meagan, a 15-year-old pre-pubescent teenage girl, was very


curious if the contents of different flavors Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker
Nuts are the same. She asked, Is the average number of cracker
nuts per sachet of all the Hi-Ho Crunchy Cracker Nuts of different
flavors equal? Test the hypothesis at 0.05 level of significance.
The data are listed below:

Hi-Ho Garlic Hi-Ho BBQ Hi-Ho Green Peas


x x2 x x2 x x2
10 100 9 81 13 169
10.5 110.25 6 36 15 225
10 100 8 64 18 324
8 64 5 25 17 289
9 81 10 100 15 225
6.5 42.25 6 36 18 324
9 81 7 49 20 400
9.5 90.25 10 100 16 256
9 81 9 81 15 225
9 81 7 49 15 225
xi = 90.5 xi2 = 830.75 xi = 77 xi2 = 621 xi = 162 xi2 = 2,262
n = 10 n = 10 n = 10
x = 9.05 x = 7.7 x = 16.2

xi = x 2i = 4,
nT = 30
329.5 113.75

xi
n


i=1

2
1.


x 2i
n
SST =
i =1

xi
n


i=1

xi
n


i=1

2



1
SSB=
n
SSW =SST SSB=494.74417.32=77.42

2. df T =nT 1=301=29
df B=k 1=31=2
df W =df T df B=292=27
SSB 417.32
MSB= = =208.66
3. df B 2
SSW 77.42
MSB= = =2.87
df W 27

MSB 208.66
4. Fc = = =72.70
MSW 2.87

Degrees
Sum of Mean
Source Squares
of
Squares FCalculated
Freedom
Between 417.32 2 208.66
72.70
Within 77.42 27 2.87
Total 494.74 29
HYPOTHESIS TESTING
1. H 0 : 1 = 2 = 3
H1 : not all s are equal

2. = 0.05

3. Test Statistics : One-Way ANOVA

4. Rejection Region : Reject H0 if FCalculated


4.38

FCalculated = 72.70

a FTabulated 4.38
5. FCalculated = 72.70

6. Decision:
We reject the
null hypothesis since the
FCalculated (72.70) is greater than
FTabulated (4.38) at 0.05 level of
significance. There is sufficient
evidence to conclude that the
average number of cracker nuts
per sachet of all Hi-Ho Crunchy
Cracker Nuts of different
flavors are not equal.

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