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The H0 there are no difference in mean blood glucose levels between the four diets. The...

The H0 there are no difference in mean blood glucose levels between the four diets. The H1 the alternative hypothesis suggested that there is a difference in mean blood glucose levels.

Tests of Between-subjects Effects

Dependent variable: Blood glucose level (mmol/litre)

Source

Type III sum of squares

df

Mean Square

F

Sig

Diet

16.186

3

5.395

12.339

.000

Error

9.620

22

0.437

Corrected total

25.807

25

a.R Squared=0.627 (Adjusted R squared=.576)

1-What this statistics outcome is suggesting?

2- Write the statistical statement about ANOVA

2- Write the statistical statement about ANOVA (2 points)

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Answer #1

1).

The statistics suggest that R-Square = 0.627, which is a moderately strong R-Square, indicating that the predictor variables we are using moderately explain the variance in the dependent variable. The predictive power of the current model is moderate. Also, since Sig. p-value is 0.000 ( i.e. less than .05) in the the test of Between-subjects effects, we can conclude that there is difference in mean blood glucose levels between the 4 diets

2).

Statistical statement: The ANOVA' null hypothesis stands rejected as we have enough evidence to conclude that alteast one of diets has a different mean blood glucose level than the other, because the p-value is 0.000 i.e. less than .05

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