Assume that we have two very small populations that can be written as y 1,1 15, y 1,2 17, y 1,3 16, y 2,1 11, y 2,2 9, y 2,3 10 Find 1 , 2 , 1,1 , 1,3 , and 2,1 The double subscripts on the observed responses y 1,1 is read as y one one The first sub script tells us that the observation was from the...

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Assume that we have two very small populations that can be written as y 1,1 = 15,

Question:

Assume that we have two very small populations that can be written as

y_1,1 = 15, y_1,2 = 17, y_1,3 = 16, y_2,1 = 11, y_2,2 = 9, y_2,3 = 10. Find µ₁, µ₂, ɛ_1,1, ɛ_1,3, and ɛ_2,1.

The double subscripts on the observed responses: y_1,1 is read as “y one one.” The first sub-script tells us that the observation was from the first group, and the second subscript tells us the observation number. For example, y_1,j is the jth observation from the first group.