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Chapter 13: Q. 10 (page 547)

Consider a F-curve with df=(2,14)

DetermineF0.05.

Short Answer

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F0.05=3.739.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The given F-curve has

df=(2,14).

02

Explanation

The MINITAB technique is as follows:

Select Graph >Probability Distribution Plot >View Probability >OK.

2. Select Ffrom the Distribution menu.

3. Put 2in the numerator and 14in the denominator of df.

4. Select Probability Value and enter 0.05as the value.

5. Click OK.

The MINITAB output is as follows:

It is observed from the output that the value of F0.05is3.739.

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