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Maths Assignment 2

The document discusses various statistical analyses, particularly focusing on ANOVA to test for significant differences among sample means across different positions and conditions. It presents examples involving the shear forces of bolts, computer durability, and agricultural yields, detailing hypotheses, calculations, and conclusions drawn from the analyses. The overall conclusion is that in certain cases, there is no significant difference among the sample means, while in others, significant differences are identified.

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Maths Assignment 2

The document discusses various statistical analyses, particularly focusing on ANOVA to test for significant differences among sample means across different positions and conditions. It presents examples involving the shear forces of bolts, computer durability, and agricultural yields, detailing hypotheses, calculations, and conclusions drawn from the analyses. The overall conclusion is that in certain cases, there is no significant difference among the sample means, while in others, significant differences are identified.

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0 Example 2. As part of an investigation into the collapse of the roof of a building, the testing laboratory is given all the available bolts that connected the steel structure at 3 different positions on the roof. The forces required to shear each of these bolts (coded values) are as follows: Position 1 | 90 | 82} 79} 98 | 83 | 91 Position 1 | 105 | 89 | 93 | 104 | 89 | 95 | 86 Position 1 | -83 | 89 | 80] 94 Perform an analysis of variance to test at the 0.05 level of significant whether the differences among the sample means at the 3 positions are significance. Solution: Null Hypothesi: among the sample Means, Alternate Hypothesis Ay: sample means, Let we IS Ho : There j Total number of obs Tal atu ofa oe A = 17 servations, 7 Comrection Factor, 7? _ (0? ~° NO T7 =0 Total sum of squares TSS = s CrP Peay as = 29944734 166-9 =938 Sum of squares between columns SSC = (EX) | (EX)? | (Exp fi ig ie > = 217? On)? ryt BT etierg ~0 = 234.45 Sum of squares between error SSE = TSS ssc = 938 — 234.45 = 103.55 ANOVA Table to Calculate F-rato: Fe Tabi ee || Sat antl Mean sum | Variance Vale f 2 Varianed 91°"! Freedom of Squares ; Msc= peween| ssc =|C-1 | 5495 Column 23445 | =2 | =—— = 117.205 | =2' SSE Boor |3.3 Sis = “N= 7o3.ss | 17-3] _ 70355 _ 5 ih Ts =|N-1 - Total {938 "| =16 Condition Always F>1 Conclusion: Since calculate value of Fe < table value of Fe, 0 we accept Ho, Therefore there is no significance difference among the sample means. Oo Example 3. In order to determine whether there is significant difference in the durability 3 makes of computers, sample of size 5 are selected each make and the frequency of repair during the first year of purchase is observed. The results are as follows: A[s|[ 6] 38 Makes: B 8 10 ul c 7 3 5 In view of the above data, what conclusion can you draw? ution; Null Hypothesis Ho : There is no significance difference wong the computer : Hypothesis H; « There is a significance difference among the _ .. ve Le a i < Table Fe 125 206 < 591, So, wo ace PO pero is 10 signi > Table Fr ies there are sian dies nt difference between column 35 > 349, $0, we Pp sx? g+zxz-D oe pygee HEX EXT + EME Sp 4S Tp 6 + 1586 + S612-+ 2753 ~ 2051 4 randomised block design ‘oar replicatlons. The plot yield In pounds are as follows : ; ATe]e]S]Ala8 BTS c]sjals]{elelc|s Bi7{B}]6}clwolals the experimental yield and state your con TAU Np 2 ‘Suep 1: SSE = TSS -SSC-SSR "Block Total = STN ~ 161350 ~ 2623495 = 99453 eo] Se] ot GETS Sip: ANOVA : eri varieties Sane Sam a a | a | at 6 | 9 | 2 | | 36 | 36 | a Variation | squares Ical FI w | 9 | 3 | o | 2 | | a Isc IMSE> MSC [4 [tHe | 9 | 77_| 200 | 98 significant difference between column means as well as It There is significant difference between columa means of the row means, PIN ew 1-) 2:7 may LE oa? errs S18 © oxdeexterxieex?-5 $149 4.774200 198 = 588 = 36 xe axa? , EX, Exo ae a a at Sa y= Number of elements in guy ot 0 4 = ayes! ew! ew eu _F gem sep 6:52 “y N Na N me pele ‘Ny = Number of elements in cag, =/36-18-8.=.10 sup 1: SSE =-TS5—SSC~ SSR Step 8 : ANOVA + Source | Sum a | of pat ‘Variation | squares £359 < 4.16. So, we accept Hy s for this ease difference between blocks, gris As By C; D.of 8 fertiliser are tested in a randomized block plication. The plot yields in pounds are as z D@ Jaetoeen |SSC=18 fo—1 Total Blocks j=4-1-3 | varieties | XI | X3 |X} | XG JBeoween |ssr=8.|p—1 Varieties j=3-1=2 \-1y¢-1) 00 Tan6 | 88 | 92 | 98 | BS fe between column means as well as fen column means oF the row ep 88 0 EE = 868, ve «sum’of Sa08"28 sup gS oma “i =x g+ EN + EXT exo, Ni rT N veo 968 +865 — 3481 = 157 en columns (SSC) EX, XS MM ON Number of elements in i N Ms in cach ie. a 34 < BBL. So, we accept Hp for this case. ficant difference between blocks. ©, 43.4 > 3.86. So, we reject Hy for this case. ore are significant differences in the vaites, 2 woe, Or , OM on sa, (OP OY OO _ 3461 A a eas Fenny sta erst he sora wits produ pe ay rs rant workers, using 4 dilleent types of machines, ves berveen rows (SSR) Oey aaeent oo a types of machines, step 6; Sum of S18 - * 3 4 ‘Machine type ew? ev ,e¥y Evo" A Bc Se TN D Ny Namber of elements in each Be Ea, Mle 296 2 4 Ds = 6 0 2 6 62, 381 = 14s Workers 3 : 4 B 8 6 33 sup 1586 = T9580 S9R_ = 157 25— MAS © 0 4 =P 5 8 2 8 ® sep 8 : ANOVA ‘Test whether the five men differ with respect to mean productivity and fest whether the mean productivity is the same for the four diferent Se | Sam rachine types. TAU, Mid 2006, N/D 2007, MU 2013} elt t 2m, AM 201) arian] squares wee | ESC Je azact 49 from the given values we et the coded data es 25 | 4-1 MSE. | ‘Machine Type = } Fe= Msc % 1% Te LiL 7 | Xs xe | xt “083 -2 7 —4 49 16 =134>1 of} 2] 3 fa] sf] o fu} 9 ro fT MSR> MSE 4 4 -3 | -4 | 36 we | 16 | 6 a3 afel-sfo}o]e|[*]* also f—-als]«f4}e|? 3a Paar freao] rer 38 | 6 | 8P 2421 icant difference between column means as well as nt difference between column means or the row wey je. there are significant dilferencee w s+~ Example 2.4.8 Analyze the variance in the latin square of yields Q, R, S denote the different methods of cultivation. [siz ) Prt | Ris | o122 | } Q124 P120 R121 wh the different methods of culti ntly different yields, [A.U. N/D 2003, M/J 2006, N/D 2012][A.U N/D 2019 R-17] esa signi ract 120 weeet 4 ib ge PSTET FITTEST STS o/4{/R}3]/Pepl2]s ts plo/Q{-a}sftofR]{a R/2/{S}3/ofi[Ppl2 X | Xs | Xa | Tota | x? | x? | x} | XG 1 3 2 8 4 1 9 4 3 2 5 4 16 9 4 Po) -1 {0 1 0 0;i1tof2 3 a 2 8 4 9 1 + 6 | 6 [ 0 | t=30 | 24 | 20 [4 [3 ‘There is no significant difference between rows, columns and treatments. ‘There is significant difference between rows or columns or treatments. 2 2 246 © Step2:T = 30 step 3: = QD = s62s 2 exteEx}+Exg+Exy-— = 24 + 20 + 14 + 34 - 56.25 = 35.75 xy , x, EX! , e xy? N; Ni N Ny N N, + Number of elements in each column 2 2 2. a ea a OY — 5625 = 275 4 4 4 4 2%" ery, e ys? @Y Np Np No Ny N N, > Number of elements in each row. eo a? © & a qtr tg tg 7 5625. = 24.75 2 ssk the oem ats in the OF 2 2 oF, ar a lad gsc - SSR - SSK Step 8: SSE = TSS - 3815 = 215 = AIS mA Step 9: ANOVA = Source | Sum Variance , of of af. Mean square ratio Variation| squares: [Cal F] Between ssc MSC > MSE columns | =2.75 Fe = MSC}! MSE, 0.67 = '137>1 MSR>MSE Error SSE =4 k~1)(K-2) = 2) = 6 MSE SSE “En ->| 4 6 = 067 \ sign of Experiments variable trial was conducted on wheat yj Co ign. The plan of the experiment and th 2.53 th 4 varieties in a Latin Square © Per plot yield are given below: ) ‘Analyse data and interpret the result, [AU * (AU AM 2017 R-13][A.U N/D 29; NS solution + Subtract 20 from all the items, X3 X4 | Total 2 M/S 2012) [A.U N/D 2016 R-13] 19 R-13][A.U N/D 2022 (R-21)] Y, | Xi | X2 k x | 3 [xg X x 3 0 0 8 | 0 | ] -1 1 =F =—3 1 1 4 uy we 3 8 | a0 | a | ag Argel og i 0 aS | 7 8 [70 aoa thas | x4 | at HT [r= =2) 36 a6 aap - a eee ae | There is no significant difference between rows, columns and treatments. | f There is significant difference between rows or columns or E treatments. Slep1:N = 16 ‘Sep 2:T = 12 i je P_ (-ny Pry = Gas Ht ; Step 4: Tss ~ 2X +E +E +Exg-T i 36+464+11+29-9 = 123 . p , Ex Pex Step 5; ssc 2X)" Ex)? XY XY 2 rl Ng N,N ON N, + Number of elements in each column 2 2.54 vy 2 2 ey), 9) (ZY3)° (2 Ya) qe St “NOW Step 6: SSR = Ny N, > Number of eletients' ih: (3p) Cae Gp nah Ge ta 4 4 4 SSK = "TSS — SSC ~ SSR - SSK Step 8: SSE = 113-75 - 465-485 = 105 Step 9: ANOVA : Variance () Source 7 \ of of ag, |Mean square| ratio Mali Variation] squares {Cal F] Between | SSC=7.5 IMSC > MSE Columns fuse se msc’ |" © ore © Ms ese Teaursagie = 1.43>1|. IMSR> MSE Msa Between | SSA=465 K—1 Si Rows MSR = Fa = ySE = 886>1 Between | SSK=485 ‘SSK_|MSK’ ‘SSE=105 [K1K=2y = (32) |___SSE =6 (K=1(K=2) 105 6 = 1.75

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