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[Questiоn N] Yоu hаve а cоmpletely rаndomized design of four treatments for your grocery bag manufacturing. You want to improve the tensile strength of the bags, and your engineers think the tensile strength can be a function of the hardwood concentration in the pulp. Higher tensile strength is better. A team of engineers is investigating four levels of hardwood in the pulp, cleverly called Levels A, B, C, and D. You've run the ANOVA below in Excel on data taken from a fully randomized experiment. The numbers refer to tensile strength. What is your analysis of the results? In particular, does the treatment make a statistically significant difference, and if so, which treatment(s) are better or worse? If you can, list them in order from best to worst. If you can’t, tell me why you can’t. Test at alpha = 0.05. Anova: Single Factor SUMMARY Groups Count Sum Average Variance A 7 89 12.71 3.24 B 7 126 18.00 0.67 C 7 94 13.43 2.29 D 7 70 10.00 1.00 ANOVA Source of Variation SS Df MS F P-value F crit Between Groups 231.8214286 3 77.27380952 42.98675497 8.30 E-10 3.00878657 Within Groups 43.14285714 24 1.797619048 Total 274.9642857 27
[Questiоn K] Yоu аre wоrking аt аn electronics research and development facility, and your team has developed a new semiconductor device. Because it’s a research facility, the device is still prone to failures; in particular, each new device is tested in the field after manufacture and it will be a success about two-thirds of the time, and a failure about one-third of the time. Each device is independently manufactured, so the status of one device says nothing about the success or failure of the very next device. (There’s no way of testing the device at your plant before shipping to a customer; the customer needs to receive it to do field testing.) Your manager is asking you, “We have a new customer who has requested a trial batch of 5 of these devices. They will place an order if the batch they receive experiences an 80% or better success rate. So if we can have 4 out of the 5 succeed (or even better, all 5 out of the 5 succeed) we will get the new order. I think this can be modeled with an exponential distribution, with parameter lambda = 2/3, or about 0.667, but I’m open to your suggestions if you have a better statistical model. So what I really want to calculate is that if we made 5 devices like these, and the customer tested them in the field, what’s the probability that at least 4 out of the 5 would be successful?” Write a one-paragraph memo to your boss outlining your answer. Make sure you address whether the exponential distribution is the right one to use, and give a brief outline of any calculations. What is the probability that you will receive the customer order?