A video game developer is testing a new game on three different groups. Each group represents a different target market for the game. The developer collects scores from a random sample from each group. The results are shown in the Table.

Group AGroup BGroup C10115110110814910998160198107112186111126160

What isp-value?

Short Answer

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The p- value is0.059.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

From our Table, we can calculate

s1=525,s2=698,s3=754

We now can calculate:

SSbetween=sj2nj-sj2n

SSbetween=s125+s225+s325-s1+s2+s3215

where n1=n2=n3=5and n=n1+n2+n3=15

So, we calculate

(525)25+(698)25+(754)25-(525+698+754)215

02

Explanation

SSbetween=266.269-260568.6=5700.4

Stotal=x2-x2n

Stotal=275.743-260568.6

Stotal=15174.4

SSwithin=SStotal-SSbetween

SSwithin=9474

MSbetween=SSbetweenk-1, where k=3

MSbetween=5700.43=2850.2

MSwithin=SSwithinn-k

MSwithin=947412=789.5

Now, we can find F-statistic:

F=MSbetweenMSwithin=2850.2789.5

F=3.61

03

Final answer

To find these results on the calculator:

Press START. Press 1EDIT. Put the data into the lists L1,L2,L3

Press START, and arrow over to TESTS, and arrow down to ANOVA. Press ENTER, and then enter L1,L2,L3. Press ENTER. We will see that the values in the foregoing ANOVA table are easily produced by the calculator, including the test statistic and the p-value of the test.

The calculator displays:

F=3.610132996

p=0.05922855(p-value)

Factor

df=2

SS=5700.4

MS=2850.2

Error

df=12

SS=9474

MS=789.5

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