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The document describes using ANOVA to analyze GMAT score data from students with different undergraduate backgrounds. It finds: 1) Descriptive statistics show Sciences students had the highest mean GMAT score and Liberal Arts the lowest. 2) ANOVA results were significant, indicating at least one undergraduate group's GMAT score was different. 3) A post-hoc test found Business students scored higher than Liberal Arts and Sciences higher than Business, both significantly different. The analysis concludes there are significant differences in GMAT scores between undergraduate backgrounds.

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Assignment 9

The document describes using ANOVA to analyze GMAT score data from students with different undergraduate backgrounds. It finds: 1) Descriptive statistics show Sciences students had the highest mean GMAT score and Liberal Arts the lowest. 2) ANOVA results were significant, indicating at least one undergraduate group's GMAT score was different. 3) A post-hoc test found Business students scored higher than Liberal Arts and Sciences higher than Business, both significantly different. The analysis concludes there are significant differences in GMAT scores between undergraduate backgrounds.

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29.

A college is trying to determine if there is a significant difference in the mean


GMAT score of students from different undergraduate backgrounds who apply to the
MBA program. The Excel file GMAT Scores contain data from a sample of students.
What conclusion can be reached using ANOVA?
Step1 : H 0 : x Business =x LiberalArt = x Sciences

H 1 : At least 1 groupis difference

Step2 : Methodology : ANOVA


Step3 : Descriptive Statistic :

According to the descriptives, Sciences is the most and Liberal Art seems to be the
smallest number among all.

Step 4 :Checking Assumption

F Leven e s test =1.183


'

P Leven e s test >0.05 → EQUALVariances Assummed


'

Step5 : ANOVA Result


[ F=14.948
p ( 2 tailed ) ≤ 0.05 → Reject the H 0 , Accpet H 1

There is at least 1 undergraduate background has different GMAT. The significant is


at 0.001 level. To know more about this difference, we consider the Post-Hoc Test
below.
Step6 : Post−Hoc Test ( LSD )

- The group of students registering for the Business major has a higher average
GMAT score than the rest of the group Liberal Arts enrollment is 12,077, and this
difference is meaningful (because Sig. is 0.14 => p < 0.05)
- The group of students registering for the Liberal major has a lower average GMAT
score than the rest of the group Sciences enrollment is 23,500, and this difference is
highly significant (because Sig. is 0.000 => p < 0.001)
- The group of students registering for the Business major has a lower average GMAT
score compared to The pool of students enrolled in Sciences is 11,423, and this
difference is meaningful (because Sig. is 0.003 => p < 0.01)
30. Using the data in the Excel file Cell Phone Survey, apply ANOVA to determine if
the mean response for Value for the Dollar is the same for different types of cell
phones.
Step1 : H 0 : x Smart= xCamera =x Basic

H 1 : At least 1 groupis difference

Step2 : Methodology : ANOVA


Step3 : Descriptive Statistic :Copy table Describe

According to the descriptives, Smart Cellphones is the most and Basic seems to be
the smallest number among all.

Step 4 :Checking Assumption

F Leven e s test =3.171


'

P Leven e s test >0.05 → EQUALVariances Assummed


'
Step5 : ANOVA Result

[ F=3.111
p ( 2 tailed )> 0.05→ Accpet H 0

 There are no significant differences among the group

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