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Return To Index Excel Microsoft Excel Basics Lesson 20 Analysis Of Variance (ANOVA) Example – ANOVA Single Factor Example – ANOVA Single Factor – 2 Data Analysis Tool - 4 Data Analysis ANOVA Single Factor - 5 ANOVA Single Factor Dialogue Box - 6 ANOVA Single Factor Output - 7 Example - ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication -8 Data Analysis ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication - 10 ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication Dialogue Box - 11 ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication Output - 12 Data Analysis Tool Data Analysis ANOVA Single Factor ANOVA Single Factor Dialogue Box ANOVA Single Factor Output Example - ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication Data Analysis ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication Dialogue Box ANOVA 2 Factor with Replication Output

Return To Index Excel Example: ANOVA Single Factor You are the production manager of a large bottling company and you are evaluating 3 new machines to fill your bottles. You are very concerned with the speed at which the machines fill the bottles and want to make your selection based on the best (fastest) fill time. You assign 15 similarly trained workers to the 3 machines, 5 per machine and conduct the fill time tests. The results of your experiment are recorded. At a significance level of.05 determine if there is a difference in the average fill time of the 3 new machines.

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Return To Index Excel The USGA (United States Golf Association) regularly tests golf equipment to ensure that it conforms to USGA standards. It wishes to compare the distance used by 3 different brands of golf ball when hit by a driver and a 5 iron. 6 balls from each brand are chosen and hit with the USGA robot called the Iron Byron. The distances are recorded here. Example: ANOVA 2 Factor w/ Replication

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