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First Shift (7 AM-3 PM) Table for Exercise 9 - Items Produced Third Shift (11 PM-7 AM) Second Shift (3 PM-11 PM) Monday 140 168 77 Tuesday 181 224 123 Wednesday 127 162 77 Thursday 172 182 101 Friday 161 219 147 Saturday 152 171 145 Sunday 173 217 111 8. What is the value of the grand mean, $\bar{x}$? b. What is the value of $n$? C. What is the value of $k$? d. What is the value of $n_i$? e. For these data, identify the degrees of freedom associated with the total sum of squares, the degrees of freedom associated with the sum of squares for treatments, and the degrees of freedom associated with the sum of squares for error. Verify that the relationship between the degrees of freedom (Total = Treatment + Error) holds.

          First Shift
(7 AM-3 PM)
Table for Exercise 9 - Items Produced
Third Shift
(11 PM-7 AM)
Second Shift
(3 PM-11 PM)
Monday
140
168
77
Tuesday
181
224
123
Wednesday
127
162
77
Thursday
172
182
101
Friday
161
219
147
Saturday
152
171
145
Sunday
173
217
111
8.
What is the value of the grand mean, $\bar{x}$?
b. What is the value of $n$?
C. What is the value of $k$?
d. What is the value of $n_i$?
e. For these data, identify the degrees of freedom associated with the total sum of squares, the
degrees of freedom associated with the sum of squares for treatments, and the degrees of
freedom associated with the sum of squares for error. Verify that the relationship between
the degrees of freedom (Total = Treatment + Error) holds.

First Shift
(7 AM-3 PM)
Table for Exercise 9 - Items Produced
Third Shift
(11 PM-7 AM)
Second Shift
(3 PM-11 PM)
Monday
140
168
77
Tuesday
181
224
123
Wednesday
127
162
77
Thursday
172
182
101
Friday
161
219
147
Saturday
152
171
145
Sunday
173
217
111
8.
What is the value of the grand mean, x̅?
b. What is the value of n?
C. What is the value of k?
d. What is the value of ni?
e. For these data, identify the degrees of freedom associated with the total sum of squares, the
degrees of freedom associated with the sum of squares for treatments, and the degrees of
freedom associated with the sum of squares for error. Verify that the relationship between
the degrees of freedom (Total = Treatment + Error) holds.

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