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    The document describes an experiment that tested the whitening ability of 3 detergent brands (A, B, C) by washing soiled cloth samples and measuring their whiteness. An ANOVA test was run on the whiteness readings and found a significant difference between brands (p=0.033). Specifically: - 24 cloth samples were soiled and washed with each brand - Brand B had the highest average whiteness rating at 86.6, while Brands A and C had similar averages of 80. - The ANOVA results indicate at least one brand performs differently from the others.

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    The document describes an experiment that tested the whitening ability of 3 detergent brands (A, B, C) by washing soiled cloth samples and measuring their whiteness. An ANOVA test was run on the whiteness readings and found a significant difference between brands (p=0.033). Specifically: - 24 cloth samples were soiled and washed with each brand - Brand B had the highest average whiteness rating at 86.6, while Brands A and C had similar averages of 80. - The ANOVA results indicate at least one brand performs differently from the others.

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    The document describes an experiment that tested the whitening ability of 3 detergent brands (A, B, C) by washing soiled cloth samples and measuring their whiteness. An ANOVA test was run on the whiteness readings and found a significant difference between brands (p=0.033). Specifically: - 24 cloth samples were soiled and washed with each brand - Brand B had the highest average whiteness rating at 86.6, while Brands A and C had similar averages of 80. - The ANOVA results indicate at least one brand performs differently from the others.

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    BADM 3963 ANOVA practice problem answers

    A well-known conglomerate claims that its detergent “whitens and brightens better than all the rest.” In
    order to compare the cleansing action of the top three brands, 24 swatches of white cloth were soiled with red
    wine and grass stains and then washed in front loading machines with the respective detergents. The data
    has been entered into an Excel spreadsheet and Single Factor ANOVA was run to determine if there is a
    significant difference in the average whiteness reading for the three brands. Use the results to answer the
    questions below.

    BADM 393 ANOVA hmwk Spring 2016 Detergent problem

    Average Whiteness readings


    Brand A Brand B Brand C
    78 84 87
    74 79 80
    81 87 88
    86 88 77
    86 94 78
    87 89 79
    69 89 77
    79 83 78

    Anova: Single Factor


    SUMMARY
    Groups Count Sum Average Variance
    Brand A 8 640 80.0 40.57143
    Brand B 8 693 86.6 20.83929
    Brand C 8 644 80.5 19.71429

    ANOVA
    Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value
    Between Groups 217.75 2 108.875 4.026194 0.033105
    Within Groups 567.875 21 27.04167

    a. What are the hypotheses for this ANOVA test?

    H0: there is no difference in mean whiteness ratings between the three detergent brands
    HA: at least one brand has a different mean whiteness rating

    b. What do you conclude from the ANOVA test? What are you using to make this conclusion?

    Can conclude that at least one brand has a different mean whiteness rating. The p-value of the ANOVA
    test (0.03) is used to make the conclusion.
    c. Calculate and interpret the confidence intervals to show where the differences are. Use t = 2.069

    1 1
    X 1  X 2   t MSE   
     n1 n2 

    BADM 3963 ANOVA hmwk Spring 2016 Detergent problem

    Average Whiteness readings


    Brand A Brand B Brand C
    78 84 87
    74 79 80
    81 87 88
    86 88 77

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