Q1. (11.4,5) When a metal is selected for a part that will undergo a metal forming process such as stamping, often the metal is tested to determine its bending failure point. An experiment being conducted at MAR Manufacturing is testing the bending failure of a particular metal. In this experiment, a sample of the metal is bent back and forth until the metal separates at the fold. Metal from two different suppliers is currently being studied. Plated metal from each supplier is being compared with nonplated materteral. For each piece of metal from each supplier, the metal samples being tested are in two sizes, a 2-in wide piece and a 3 - in wide piece. Following Example 12.3 in the text, define the components of this experiment: a. If all of the factors are to be tested at each of their levels, create a table showing the factors and their levels for the two sizes, two suppliers, and two surface finishes. b. Effect: c. Response Variable: Bending Failure Point d. Treatment: (Example) e. Degrees of Freedom: (show work) 32=61=5 f. Interaction: 8. Run: (Example) h. Replicate: 1. Significance