Consider the following three-factor experiment to investigate the effect of honing pressure, number of strokes and...

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Consider the following three-factor experiment to investigate the effect of honing pressure, number of strokes and cycle time on the surface finish of automobile brake drums. Each of these factors is investigated at two levels. The honing pressure is investigated at levels of 200ps and 400 pa, the number of strokes used is 3 and 5 and the two levels of the cycle time are 3 and 5 seconds. Treatment Combination a b ab ac bc abc Replicate 11 90 90 85 805 90 105 75 90 1. State the hypothesis for this experiment! 2. Estimate the factor effects! 3. Use ANOVA to confirm your calculation above, at 0.05 level of significance! 4. Draw your conclusion based on point (2) and (3) Replicate 2 86 90 80 82 85 9 80 80 Consider the following three-factor experiment to investigate the effect of honing pressure, number of strokes and cycle time on the surface finish of automobile brake drums. Each of these factors is investigated at two levels. The honing pressure is investigated at levels of 200ps and 400 pa, the number of strokes used is 3 and 5 and the two levels of the cycle time are 3 and 5 seconds. Treatment Combination a b ab ac bc abc Replicate 11 90 90 85 805 90 105 75 90 1. State the hypothesis for this experiment! 2. Estimate the factor effects! 3. Use ANOVA to confirm your calculation above, at 0.05 level of significance! 4. Draw your conclusion based on point (2) and (3) Replicate 2 86 90 80 82 85 9 80 80

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