Evaluating the factor effects

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Q1) Experiment was performed to improve yield of chemical process.  4 factors were selected, and 2 replicates of completely randomized experiment were run.  Results are shown in following table:

Treatment

Replicate

Replicate

Treatment

Replicate

Replicate

Combination

I

II

Combination

I

II

(1)

90

93

d

98

95

a

74

78

ad

72

76

b

81

85

bd

87

83

ab

83

80

abd

85

86

c

77

78

cd

99

90

ac

81

80

acd

79

75

bc

88

82

bcd

87

84

abc

73

70

abcd

80

80

a) Evaluate the factor effects.

b) Find out which factors are significant in explaining yield.

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