Problem 1 A factorial experiment is with three factors A, B, C. Among them, A has 3 levels, B has 2 levels, C has 4 levels. The number of replication is 3. In total, how many responses will be collected?
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For each combination of these levels, there are 3 replications. So, the total number of responses collected can be calculated as follows: Total responses = (Levels of A) × (Levels of B) × (Levels of C) × (Number of replications) Show more…
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