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    The document discusses the Scheffé test and Tukey test. The Scheffé test is used when sample sizes are different, while the Tukey test assumes equal sample sizes. Both tests are used to test for differences between pairs of means after a one-way ANOVA, at an alpha level of 0.05. Two examples are provided showing how to conduct a one-way ANOVA and then use either the Scheffé or Tukey test depending on whether sample sizes are equal or different.

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    The Scheffé Test and The Tukey Test

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    THE SCHEFFÉ TEST AND

    THE TUKEY TEST


    Scheffé Tukey Test
    Test
    samples are samples are
    of different equal in
    sizes sizes
    USING THE SCHEFFÉ TEST, TEST EACH PAIR OF MEANS IN
    THE EXAMPLE TO SEE WHETHER A SPECIFIC DIFFERENCE
    EXISTS, AT 𝛼 = 0.05.
    USING THE TUKEY TEST, TEST EACH PAIR OF MEANS IN THE
    EXAMPLE TO SEE WHETHER A SPECIFIC DIFFERENCE
    EXISTS, AT 𝛼 = 0.05.
    TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING 
    (1 WHOLE)
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    difference in the fuel economy for city driving for 36 43 29
    three different types of automobiles: small 44 35 25
    automobiles, sedans, and luxury automobiles. The 34 30 24
    miles per gallon for each is shown. At 𝛼 = 0.05
    35 29
    level of significance, do a complete one-way
    40
    ANOVA. If the null hypothesis is rejected use the
    Scheffé Test to see if there is a significant
    difference in the pairs of means.
    TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING 
    (1 WHOLE)
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    insect traps. The number of insects trapped for
    23 55 5
    each set-up is shown. At 𝛼 = 0.05 level of
    significance, do a complete one-way ANOVA. If
    the null hypothesis is rejected use the Tukey Test to
    see if there is a significant difference in the pairs
    of means.

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