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Research Methodology

Topic : Analysis of Variance

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Presented By :

Manoj Tiwari (81) Akshy Vishwasrao (82) Ashutosh Yadav (83) Kiran Yadav (84)

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What is variance How To Calculate Variance What is ANALYSIS of VARIANCE

Importance of Analysis of Variance


The Role of Analysis of Variance in Businesses Types of analysis of variance One Way Analysis of Variance

Two Way Analysis of Variance

What is variance

The variance of the distribution is defined as the Arithmetic mean of the squares of the deviations, taken from the mean of the distribution

How To Calculate Variance

What is ANALYSIS of VARIANCE


A statistical method for making simultaneous comparisons between two or more means; a statistical method that yields values that can be tested to determine whether a significant relation exists between variables

Importance of Analysis of Variance


Importance of Analysis of Variance is used as a controlling tool. Managers can take suitable actions to achieve the desired objectives if there is a variation of the actual performance. It acts like a barometer for measuring business efficiency. Through regular variance analysis, weak spots can be ascertained and remedial actions can be taken. Variance analysis can be used for comparing the departmental performance of the organisation.

The Role of Analysis of Variance in Businesses


Effective variance analysis can help a company spot trends, issues, opportunities and threats to short-term or long-term success. The analysis of variance are used for: Budget vs. Actual Costs Materiality Relationships Forecasting

Types of analysis of variance

One Way Analysis of Variance


The one way analysis of variance allows us to compare several groups of observations, all of which are independent but possibly with a different mean for each group. A test of great importance is whether or not all the means are equal.

Two Way Analysis of Variance


Two Way Analysis of Variance is a way of studying the effects of two factors separately (their main effects) and (sometimes) together (their interaction effect)

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