A study was initiated to investigate the effect of two drugs, administered simul

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A study was initiated to investigate the effect of two drugs, administered simultaneously, on reducing human blood pressure. It was decided to use three levels of each drug and to include all nine combinations in the experiment. Nine high-blood-pressure patients were selected for the experiment, and one was randomly assigned to each of the nine drug combinations. The response observed was a drop in blood pressure over a fixed interval of time. Now Suppose that a balanced completely randomized design is to be employed and that prior experimentation suggests that sigma = 20.

a) How many replications would be required to estimate any treatment (drug combination) mean correct to within plus or minus 10 with probability .95?

b) How many degrees of freedom will be available for estimating sigma squared when using the number of replications determined in part (a)?

c) Give the approximate half-width of a 95% confidence interval for the difference in mean responses for two treatments when using the number of replications determined in part (a).

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