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Explanation / Answer

Here

Null Hypothesis : Attitude of any student doesn't ddiffer across different times

ALtrnative Hypothesis : Atititude of any student differ across different times

Obesereved table

Rank each column separately. The smallest score should get a rank of 1. I am ranking across rows here so each patient is being ranked a 1, 2, or 3 for each treatment.

Test statistisc Here

X2R = [12/ (N * k * (k+1)] * R2 - [3 * N * (k + 1)]

= [12 * (82 + 72 + 152)/ (5 * 3 * (3 + 1)] - [3 * 5 * (3 + 1)]

= [12 * 338/60] - 60

= 7.6

for alpha = 0.05, N = 5 and k = 3

Here critical value = 6.40

so here

X2R > critical value so we will reject the null hypothesis.

Student Prior to lectures At the midterms After the final A 6 5 10 B 4 10 14 C 8 7 14 D 12 11 16 E 5 7 10