Question

A researcher computes a 2 x 3 factorial anova. in this example, how many interactions can be observed?

Answer 1

 

The one-way ANOVA or one – way analysis of variance is used to know whether there are statistically substantial dissimilarities among the averages of three or more independent sets. It compares the means between the sets that is being examined whether any of those means are statistically pointedly dissimilar from each other. If it does have a significant result, then the alternative hypothesis can be accepted and that would mean that two sets are pointedly different from each other. The symbol, ∑ is a summation sign that drills us to sum the elements of a sequence. The variable of summation is represented by an index that is placed under the summation sign and is often embodied by i. The index is always equal to 1 and adopt values beginning with the value on the right hand side of the equation and finishing it with the value over head the summation sign.