Turn In A taste sest was comdaced by Oeneral Foods to determine the paistabdity
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Turn In A taste sest was comdaced by Oeneral Foods to determine the paistabdity rewdting bom using high or low amour ?liquid-d mais te tature fae r coeren palatablity was scored trom-3 (terxibie) to 3(elet) Sixtens consumer groups 50 people per group) were given ane of the foer liquid-sexture coabinations to score, four groope per combination The reapouse for each group is the total of their Individual palatability soores, which is tabled below. Low Liquid, Low Liquid Hik Liquid, High Liguid Coarse Tecture Pine Testare Coarse Tosture e Taxture 24 21 35 104 86 64 16 State the 3 sets of hypotheses: Fill in the ANOVA table Source df MS 2053.25 Write your 3 conclusions in the context of the problemExplanation / Answer
Solution:
The three sets of hypothesis are:-
1. Null Hypothesis (Ho): The population means of liquid are equal
Alternative Hypothesis (Ha): The population means of liquid are not equal.
2. Null Hypothesis (Ho): The population means of texture are equal.
Alternative Hypothesis (Ha): The population mean of texture are not equal.
3. Null Hypothesis (Ho): There is no interaction between liquid and texture.
Alternative Hypothesis (Ha): There is interaction betwene liquid and texture.
The ANOVA Procedure
Class Level Information
Class Levels Values
liquid 2 H L
texture 2 C F
Dependent Variable: palat
Sum of
Source DF Squares Mean Square F Value Pr > F
Model 3 12053.25000 4017.75000 10.33 0.0012
Error 12 4668.50000 389.04167
Corrected Total 15 16721.75000
R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE palat Mean
0.720813 30.52091 19.72414 64.62500
Source DF Anova SS Mean Square F Value Pr > F
liquid 1 1024.00000 1024.00000 2.63 0.1307
texture 1 10609.00000 10609.00000 27.27 0.0002
liquid*texture 1 420.25000 420.25000 1.08 0.3191
Since p-value of texture is less than 0.05, there it is statistically significant where liquid and liquid*texture are not.
Conclusion:-
1. We can conclude that the population means of liquid are equal.
2. We can conclude that the population mean of texture are not equal.
3. We can conclude that there is no interaction between liquid and texture.
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