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ONE WAY ANOVA FINAL

Administrative Offices
50
50
50
50
299.5
749.5

count
mean

6
208.1666666667

Services Offices
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
299.5
299.5
299.5
749.5
749.5
3000

13
442.1153846154

Factor Levels
n

3
44

NAL
Academic Offices
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5
299.5

749.5

749.5

749.5
749.5
749.5
7550
25
589.7

Anova: Single Factor


SUMMARY
Groups
Administrative Offices
Services Offices
Academic Offices

ANOVA
Source of Variation
Between Groups
Within Groups
Total

Since p-value obtained is 0.7141 which is greater than 0.05,


Tukey-Kramer Procedure

Admin vs Service

Admin vs Acads

Service vs Acads

Count

Sum
6
13
25

1249
5747.5
14742.5

SS
754162.385198131
60307594.9102564

df
2
41

61061757.2954545

43

er than 0.05, it can be concluded that the means of the three offic
Mean Difference

Critical q

-233.9487179487

3.439

-381.5333333333

3.439

-147.5846153846

3.439

Average
Variance
208.1666666667 80290.0666666667
442.1153846154 655753.58974359
589.7
2168212.5625

MS
377081.192599066
1470916.94903064

F
0.2563579085

P-value
0.7750961165

that the means of the three offices are statistically the same. We s
Standardized Error

q times s.error

95% Conf interval

423.2613155346

1455.5956641235 -1689.5443820723

389.8650425466

1340.7458813176

293.2440413538

1008.4662582156 -1156.0508736002

-1722.279214651

F crit
3.2256838423

cally the same. We shall not procede to Tukey-Kramer Procedure


95% Conf interval

95% sure interpretation of the results

Admin Offices produces between


1689.54g less and 1221.65g more
of paperwaste than Services
offices
1221.6469461748

959.2125479843

Admin offices produces between


1722.28g less and 959.21g more
of paperwaste than Academic
Offices

Services offices produces between


1156.05g less and 860.88g more
of paperwaste than Academic
waste
860.881642831

Kramer Procedure

ation of the results

No significant difference

No significant difference

No significant difference

Note: We are not entirely sure that these


means are equal. We should stay on neutral
language to avoid misconception. "No
significant difference" does not exactly
mean that means between two pairs are
congruent. It may be but it may be not.

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