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A research team wishes to specify a manufacturing process so that Y, the area in a product affected by surface flaws is as small as possible. They have three levels of concentration of a chemical used to wash the product before the final manufacturing step and want to determine whether the concentration level changes E(Y). They run a balanced one-way layout with J=8 observations for each concentration with level 1 set at 10%, level 2 at 15%, and level 3 at 20%. They observe that y1=22.7 , y2=12.3, y3=18.4 where yi is the average of the ovservations taken on the ith level. They also observe that s1^2=421, s2^2=486, and s3^2= 454, where si^2 is the unbiased estimate of the variance for the observations taken on the ith level.
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