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GRADUATE SCHOOL

ADVANCE STATICTICS (BA 502)

CASE ANALYSIS NO. 3 – ANOVA

Submitted by: De Castro, Elyza Jane M.

 Descriptives
Dependent variable: weight gain
95% Confidence Interval for Mean

N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Minimum Maximum

supplement A 22 12.00 5.099 1.087 9.74 14.26 1 22

supplement B 25 15.44 5.853 1.171 13.02 17.86 7 27
supplement C 22 8.14 3.441 .734 6.61 9.66 4 15
supplement D 27 8.41 2.080 .400 7.58 9.23 2 11
supplement E 30 1.13 .730 .133 .86 1.41 0 2
supplement F 28 6.64 1.096 .207 6.22 7.07 5 9
Total 154 8.29 5.700 .459 7.38 9.19 0 27

Test of Homogeneity of Variances

Dependent variable: weight gain
Levene Statistic df1 df2 Sig.
19.822 5 148 .000

- There are significant differences in weight gain across the food supplements A to F since the
sigma value is 0.000 which is less than .05 (p<.05). In conclusion, the type of food supplements
have a significant effect on the weight gain of fifty-four rats that were examined.

Multiple Comparisons
weight gain
Tukey HSD
(I) food supplement (J) food supplement Mean Difference 95% Confidence Interval

(I-J) Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound

dimension2
supplement A supplement B -3.440* 1.013 .011 -6.36 -.52

supplement C 3.864* 1.045 .004 .85 6.88

dimension3
supplement D 3.593* .995 .006 .72 6.47

supplement E 10.867* .973 .000 8.06 13.68

supplement F 5.357* .987 .000 2.51 8.21

supplement B dimension3
supplement A 3.440* 1.013 .011 .52 6.36

supplement C 7.304* 1.013 .000 4.38 10.23

supplement D 7.033* .962 .000 4.26 9.81

 supplement E 14.307* .938 .000 11.60 17.02

supplement F 8.797 *
.954 .000 6.04 11.55

supplement C supplement A -3.864* 1.045 .004 -6.88 -.85

supplement B -7.304 *
1.013 .000 -10.23 -4.38

dimension3
supplement D -.271 .995 1.000 -3.14 2.60

supplement E 7.003 *
.973 .000 4.19 9.81

supplement F 1.494 .987 .657 -1.36 4.34

supplement D supplement A -3.593 *

.995 .006 -6.47 -.72

supplement B -7.033* .962 .000 -9.81 -4.26

dimension3
supplement C .271 .995 1.000 -2.60 3.14

supplement E 7.274* .919 .000 4.62 9.93

supplement F 1.765 .935 .414 -.93 4.46

supplement E supplement A -10.867* .973 .000 -13.68 -8.06

supplement B -14.307 *
.938 .000 -17.02 -11.60

dimension3
supplement C -7.003* .973 .000 -9.81 -4.19

supplement D -7.274 *
.919 .000 -9.93 -4.62

supplement F -5.510* .911 .000 -8.14 -2.88

supplement F supplement A -5.357 *

.987 .000 -8.21 -2.51

supplement B -8.797* .954 .000 -11.55 -6.04

dimension3
supplement C -1.494 .987 .657 -4.34 1.36

supplement D -1.765 .935 .414 -4.46 .93

supplement E 5.510 *
.911 .000 2.88 8.14

weight gain
Tukey HSD a,b

food supplement Subset for alpha = 0.05

N 1 2 3 4

supplement E 30 1.13

supplement F 28 6.64

supplement C 22 8.14

dimensio n1
supplement D 27 8.41

supplement A 22 12.00

supplement B 25 15.44

Sig. 1.000 .461 1.000 1.000

Means for groups in homogeneous subsets are displayed.
a. Uses Harmonic Mean Sample Size = 25.317.
b. The group sizes are unequal. The harmonic mean of the group
sizes is used. Type I error levels are not guaranteed.