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Three sizes of cars are imported and sold in the Caribbean. The sizes are small,

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Question

Three sizes of cars are imported and sold in the Caribbean. The sizes are small, medium and large. A study was undertaken to find out whether the sales of each type of car is equally liked by the Caribbean consumers. Annual sales in hundreds of thousands for each type of car were randomly selected from six Caribbean countries. The table below shows the data for the random sample of sales:

Type of car                           Annual sales of cars                                                                         Mean

Small

500.0

650.0

566.3

365.5

1054.6

563.3

616.6

Medium

452.3

356.6

400.0

536.6

350.0

201.1

382.8

large

600.0

402.3

650.0

365.8

675.5

1098.6

632.0

Source of Variation

Sums of Squares

Df

Mean Squares

F

Factors of Treatment

234100.2

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Error

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Total

917127.9

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(a) Based on the data from the table above, which type of car is the favourite choice for the average Caribbean? Justify your answer.      

(b) Define the null and alternative hypothesis for the ANOVA model.   

(c) What are the assumptions for the ANOVA model?   

(d) Calculate the missing values for the ANOVA table above.

(e) What is your conclusion for the ANOVA results?   

(f) If the means are different utilize the Tukey-Kramer procedure to determine which types of cars have different means.      

Small

500.0

650.0

566.3

365.5

1054.6

563.3

616.6

Medium

452.3

356.6

400.0

536.6

350.0

201.1

382.8

large

600.0

402.3

650.0

365.8

675.5

1098.6

632.0

Explanation / Answer

a) Based on data above large size car have greater mean than medium and small size car. Large size car is the favourite choice for the average Caribbean.

b) The hypothesis are

H0 : There is no difference between the mean sales of three sizes of car.

H1 : There is difference between the mean sales of three sizes of car.

c) Assumptions :

1) Sample are independent random samples.

2) The distribution of response variable follows normal distribution.

3) Population variances are equal.

d)

e ) Fcritical = F0.05,2,15 = 3.68232

Here calculated value of F < Critical value of F

Hecne we conclude that, there is no difference between the mean sales of three sizes of car.

f) Here means are not different . Hecne there is no need to determine which types of cars have different means.

Source of Variation Sum of Squares df Mean Squares F Between Groups 234100.2 2 117050.1 2.570542 Within Groups 683027.7 15 45535.18 Total 917127.9 17
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