Permeation Sampling. Permeation sampling is a method o sampling air in buildings for pollutants. It can be used over a long period of time and is not affected by humidity, air currents, or temperature. In the paper "Calibration of Permeation Passive Samplers With Silicone Membranes Based on Physicochemical Properties of the Analytes" (Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 75, No, 13, pp. 3182-3192). B. Zabiegata et al. obtained calibration constants experimentally for samples of compounds in each of four compound groups. The following data summarize their results.

At the 5%significance level, do the data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that a difference exists in the mean calibration constant among the four compound groups? (Note:,T3=0.870,T4=0.499,Σxi2=0.456919)

Short Answer

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Data do not provide sufficient evidence at the 5%significance level since the p-value fails to reject the null hypothesis.

P>0.05FailtoRejectH0.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The given data is

T1=0.638

T2=1.206

T3=0.870

T4=0.499

Σxi2=0.456919.

02

Explanation

Using the given data, find SST, SSRT, SSE with the relation

SST=x2-x2n

SST=0.4569-(3.2130)225

=0.0440

SSTR=xi2ni-x2n

=0.090125+0.1558210+0.143926+0.067224-(3.2130)225

SSTR=0.0023

SSE=SST-SSTR

=0.0417

Then,

dfT=k-1

=4-1

=3

dfE=n-k

=25-4

=21

MSTR=SSTRdfT

=0.00233

=0.00077

MSE=SSEdfE

=0.041721

=0.001986

F=MSTRMSE

=0.000770.0019860.3877

Let's create the ANOVA table

Data do not provide sufficient evidence at the 5%significance level since the p-value fails to reject the null hypothesis.

P>0.05FailtoRejectH0.

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Suppose that the variable under consideration is normally distributed in each of two populations and that the population standard deviations are equal. Further, suppose that you want to perform a hypothesis test to decide whether the populations have different means, that is, whether μ1μ2. If independent simple random samples are used, identify two hypothesis-testing procedures that you can use to carry out the hypothesis test.

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Consider the following hypothetical samples

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