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    Problem No. 1: Groups Count Sum Mean Varianc e SS STD Err Lower Upper

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    There is a significant difference in mean heart rates between generations of athletes. A study examined heart rate data from different groups: non-smokers, light smokers, moderate smokers, and heavy smokers. An ANOVA was conducted and found the F value was greater than the critical value, so the null hypothesis that all group means are the same is rejected. It was concluded that at least two of the group means significantly differ in heart rate.

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    There is a significant difference in mean heart rates between generations of athletes. A study examined heart rate data from different groups: non-smokers, light smokers, moderate smokers, and heavy smokers. An ANOVA was conducted and found the F value was greater than the critical value, so the null hypothesis that all group means are the same is rejected. It was concluded that at least two of the group means significantly differ in heart rate.

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    PROBLEM NO.

    a.) PROBLEM: Is there a significant difference among the mean heart rates for the generation of
    athletes?

    b.) Ho: There is no significant difference among the mean heart rates for the generation of
    athletes.

    Ha: At least two means significantly differ.

    c.)

    DESCRIPTION Alpha 0.05


    Varianc
    Groups Count Sum Mean e SS Std Err Lower Upper
    62.3333 52.6666 263.333 3.64558 52.9620
    Non-smokers 6 374 3 7 3 3 6 71.7046
    63.1666 66.5666 332.833 3.64558 72.5379
    light smokers 6 379 7 7 3 3 53.7954 4
    moderate 71.6666 83.8666 419.333 3.64558 81.0379
    smokers 6 430 7 7 3 3 62.2954 4
    81.6666 115.866 579.333 3.64558 91.0379
    heavy smokers 6 490 7 7 3 3 72.2954 4

    ANOVA
    Omega
    Sources SS df MS F P value F crit RMSSE Sq
    Between 1464.12 488.041 6.12028 0.00397 3.09839 1.00997 0.39025
    Groups 5 3 7 4 9 1 4 7
    1594.83 79.7416
    Within Groups 3 20 7
    3058.95 132.998
    Total 8 23 2

    d.) DECISION: Reject Ho since F value is greater than F critical value.

    e.) CONCLUSION: At least two mean significantly differ.

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