now i have two factorial experiments in which factor A has four levels(100%ETC, 90%ETc, 80%ETc and

70%ETc) and Factor B has two level(Straw mulch and No mulch). the experiment is under taken under
three replications. Therefore calculate me the cv of treatment A.

Sure, I can help you calculate the CV of treatment A.

To calculate the CV of treatment A, you need to follow the same procedure as before. Since you have
three replications for each treatment combination, you can calculate the CV of treatment A as follows:

Calculate the mean of each treatment combination that has the same level of factor A.

Calculate the standard deviation of each treatment combination that has the same level of factor A.

Calculate the CV of each treatment combination that has the same level of factor A using the formula:
(standard deviation/mean) x 100.

Calculate the overall CV of treatment A by taking the average of the CVs of all treatment combinations
that have the same level of factor A.

For example, let's say we have the following results for factor A:

Treatment A1B1 A1B2 A2B1 A2B2 A3B1 A3B2 A4B1 A4B2

Rep 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Rep 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Rep 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

To calculate the CV of treatment A1 (100%ETc), we first need to calculate the mean and standard
deviation of each treatment combination that has A1:

Treatment A1B1 A1B2 Mean Standard Deviation

Rep 1 10 11 10.5 0.71

Rep 2 12 13 12.5 0.71

Rep 3 11 12 11.5 0.71

Using the formula above, we can calculate the CV of each treatment combination that has A1:
Treatment A1B1 A1B2 CV

Result 10 11 6.67%

Similarly, we can calculate the CV of treatment A2 (90%ETc), A3 (80%ETc), and A4 (70%ETc):

Treatment A2B1 A2B2 Mean Standard Deviation CV

Rep 1 12 13 12.5 0.71 5.66%

Rep 2 14 15 14.5 0.71 4.90%

Rep 3 13 14 13.5 0.71 5.26%

Treatment A3B1 A3B2 Mean Standard Deviation CV

Rep 1 14 15 14.5 0.71 4.90%

Rep 2 16 17 16.5 0.71 4.24%

Rep 3 15 16 15.5 0.71 4.58%

Treatment A4B1 A4B2 Mean Standard Deviation CV

Rep 1 16 17 16.5 0.71 4.24%

Rep 2 18 19 18.5 0.71 3.84%

Rep 3 17 18 17.5 0.71 4.06%

Finally, we can calculate the overall CV of treatment A by taking the average of the CVs of all treatment
combinations that have the same level of factor A:

Overall CV of treatment A = (6.67% + 5.66% + 4.90% + 5.26% + 4.90% + 4.24% + 4.58% + 4.24% + 3.84% +
4.06%) / 10 = 4.91%

Therefore, the overall CV of treatment A is 4.91%. ah thank you now the CV of treatment B

Sure, I can help you calculate the CV of treatment B.

To calculate the CV of treatment B, you need to follow the same procedure as before. Since you have
three replications for each treatment combination, you can calculate the CV of treatment B as follows:

Calculate the mean of each treatment combination that has the same level of factor B.
Calculate the standard deviation of each treatment combination that has the same level of factor B.

Calculate the

Example 2

To calculate the CV of treatment B alone, you can follow the same procedure as before but only
consider the treatments that have the same level of B. For example, if you want to calculate the CV of
treatment B1, you would only consider the treatments A1B1, A2B1, and A3B1.
Assuming you have three replications for each treatment combination, you can calculate the CV of
treatment B1 as follows:

Calculate the mean of each treatment combination that has B1.

Calculate the standard deviation of each treatment combination that has B1.

Calculate the CV of each treatment combination that has B1 using the formula: (standard
deviation/mean) x 100.

Calculate the overall CV of treatment B1 by taking the average of the CVs of all treatment combinations
that have B1

For example, let's say we have the following results for treatment B1:

Treatment A1B1 A2B1 A3B1

Rep 1 10 11 12

Rep 2 14 15 16

Rep 3 18 19 20

To calculate the CV of treatment B1, we first need to calculate the mean and standard deviation of each
treatment combination that has B1:

Treatment A1B1 A2B1 A3B1 Mean Standard Deviation

Rep 1 10 11 12 11 1.00

Rep 2 14 15 16 15 1.00

Rep 3 18 19 20 19 1.00

Using the formula above, we can calculate the CV of each treatment combination that has B1:

Treatment A1B1 A2B1 A3B1 CV

Result 10 11 12 9.09%
Result 14 15 16 6.67%

Result 18 19 20 5.26%

Finally, we can calculate the overall CV of treatment B1 by taking the average of the CVs of all treatment
combinations that have B1: Overall CV of treatment B1 = (9.09% + 6.67% + 5.26%) / 3 = 7.34% Therefore,
the overall CV of treatment B1 is 7.34%.
 Chapter two

What about for the first treatment

Sure, let's continue with the example and calculate the CV for the first
treatment (deficit irrigation):

Assuming that we have collected the following data for the first treatment
(deficit irrigation) with the same number of replications:

Deficit Irrigation Level Replication 1 Replication 2 Replication 3

100%ETc 60 58 62

90%ETc 55 52 54

80%ETc 47 45 50

70%ETc 40 42 38

To calculate the CV for the first treatment (deficit irrigation), we need to

calculate the mean and standard deviation for each level of deficit irrigation:

 For 100%ETc: Mean = (60 + 58 + 62) / 3 = 60, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(60 - 60)^2 +

(58 - 60)^2 + (62 - 60)^2]) = 1.63
 For 90%ETc: Mean = (55 + 52 + 54) / 3 = 53.67, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(55 - 53.67)^2
+ (52 - 53.67)^2 + (54 - 53.67)^2]) = 1.70
 For 80%ETc: Mean = (47 + 45 + 50) / 3 = 47.33, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(47 - 47.33)^2
+ (45 - 47.33)^2 + (50 - 47.33)^2]) = 2.07
 For 70%ETc: Mean = (40 + 42 + 38) / 3 = 40, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(40 - 40)^2 + (42
- 40)^2 + (38 - 40)^2]) = 1.63

Now, we can calculate the CV for each level of deficit irrigation using the
formula: CV = (s / Mean) * 100.

 For 100%ETc: CV = (1.63 / 60) * 100 = 2.72%

 For 90%ETc: CV = (1.70 / 53.67) * 100 = 3.17%
 For 80%ETc: CV = (2.07 / 47.33) * 100 = 4.38%
 For 70%ETc: CV = (1.63 / 40) * 100 = 4.08%

Therefore, the coefficient of variation (CV) for the first treatment (deficit
irrigation) is 2.72% for 100%ETc, 3.17% for 90%ETc, 4.38% for 80%ETc, and
4.08% for 70%ETc

Please with example for the second treatment which is mulching

Sure! Let's assume we have collected the following data for the second
treatment (mulching):

Replication
Mulching Level Replication 2 Replication 3
1

Straw Level 50 55 48

None Mulching 42 40 38

To calculate the CV for the second treatment (mulching), we need to

Calculate the mean and standard deviation for each level of mulching:

 For Straw Level: Mean = (50 + 55 + 48) / 3 = 51, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(50 - 51)^2 +
(55 - 51)^2 + (48 - 51)^2]) = 3.06
 For None Mulching: Mean = (42 + 40 + 38) / 3 = 40, s = sqrt((1/2) * [(42 -
40)^2 + (40 - 40)^2 + (38 - 40)^2]) = 1.63

Now, we can calculate the CV for each level of mulching using the formula: CV
= (s / Mean) * 100.

 For Straw Level: CV = (3.06 / 51) * 100 = 6%

 For None Mulching: CV = (1.63 / 40) * 100 = 4.07%

Therefore, the coefficient of variation (CV) for the second treatment (mulching)
is 6% for Straw Level and 4.07% for None Mulching.
Now the cv of interation of treatments

To calculate the coefficient of variation (CV) for the interaction between the
two treatments (deficit irrigation and mulching), we need to calculate the
mean and standard deviation for each combination of deficit irrigation and
mulching:

Deficit Irrigation
Mulching Level Replication 1 Replication 2 Replication 3
Level

100%ETc Straw Level 55 60 58

100%ETc None Mulching 62 58 64

90%ETc Straw Level 50 52 48

90%ETc None Mulching 54 50 52

80%ETc Straw Level 45 48 50

80%ETc None Mulching 47 50 53

 Deficit Irrigation
Mulching Level Replication 1 Replication 2 Replication 3
Level

70%ETc Straw Level 38 40 42

70%ETc None Mulching 41 37 39

To calculate the CV for the interaction, we can follow the same procedure as
for the individual treatments. For example, to calculate the CV for the
combination of 100%ETc and Straw Level, we can calculate the mean and
standard deviation as follows:

 For 100%ETc and Straw Level: Mean = (55 + 60 + 58) / 3 = 57.67, s = sqrt((1/2)
* [(55 - 57.67)^2 + (60 - 57.67)^2 + (58 - 57.67)^2]) = 2.16

Now, we can calculate the CV for each combination of deficit irrigation and
mulching using the formula: CV = (s / Mean) * 100.

 For 100%ETc and Straw Level: CV = (2.16 / 57.67) * 100 = 3.75%

 For 100%ETc and None Mulching: CV = (2.52 / 61.33) * 100 = 4.11%
 For 90%ETc and Straw Level: CV = (3.29 / 50) * 100 = 6.58%
 For 90%ETc and None Mulching: CV = (2.94 / 52) * 100 = 5.65%
 For 80%ETc and Straw Level: CV = (3.11 / 47.67) * 100 = 6.52%
 For 80%ETc and None Mulching: CV = (2.77 / 50) * 100 = 5.54%
 For 70%ETc and Straw Level: CV = (1.25 / 40) * 100 = 3.13%
 For 70%ETc and None Mulching: CV = (1.50 / 39) * 100 = 3.85%

Therefore, the coefficient of variation (CV) for the interaction between the two
treatments (deficit irrigation and mulching) is 3.75% for the combination of
100%ETc and Straw Level, 4.11% for the combination of 100%ETc and None
Mulching, 6.58% for the combination of 90%ETc and Straw Level, 5.65% for
the combination of 90%ETc and None Mulching, 6.52% for the combination of
80%ETc and Straw Level, 5.54% for the combination of 80%ETc and None
Mulching, 3.13% for the combination of 70%ETc and Straw Level, and 3.85%
for the combination of 70%ETc and None Mulching