A researcher is interested in testing two drugs for effectiveness in reducing high blood pressure. Each drug is available in both pill and liquid form. There are therefore four possible treatments: Treatment 1: drug A in pill form Treatment 2: drug B in pill form Treatment 3: drug A in liquid form Treatment 4: drug B in liquid form The measured variable in the experiment is the percentage decrease in blood pressure 15 minutes after administration of the drug. The researcher anticipates finding differences among these treatments. Twenty persons suffering from high blood pressure are selected randomly and randomly divided into four groups of five persons each. Each group is then assigned randomly a treatment. i. Complete the ANOVA table. ii. V Write down the hypothesis you would test using the ANOVA table and test this hypothesis at a significance level a = 0.05. Explain your conclusion. Source Treatments Error Total d.f. ANOVA SS 87.68 142.48 MS F iii. Write down a contrast that could be used to compare drug A with drug B. iv Write down a complete set of mutually orthogonal contrasts to the above contrast. It is given that T = 35, T = 30, T = 51, T = 32. Show that sum of the sum of squares of above contrasts are equal to SS(Treatments). Test the contrast in part (iii), and write down the conclusions. (Use a = 0.05).