Reаd the lаb descriptiоn аnd answer questiоns 1-7 Jill was tasked with determining which brand оf pen is most likely to attract a termite. She selected 5 brands of black ink pen, Bic, Precision V5, Sharpie, Papermate, Pilot, plus a pencil. Jill knows from previous experience that the termites are attracted to ink from a black Bic pen and are not attracted to lead from a pencil. To complete the experiment Jill drew a 5 cm diameter circle with each pen and placed a termite 0.5 cm from each circle. She then gave the termite 30 seconds to find the circle and travel around the circle. Jill defined positive results as a termite finding the circle within 30 seconds and then following the circle at least half way around. A negative result would be a termite that was unable to find the circle within 30 seconds or a termite that found the circle but followed it for less than half the circle. Jill tested five termites on each brand of pen for a total of thirty termites. The results of Jill’s experiment are found in the table below. Table 1: Number of termites that found the black 5 cm diameter circle within 30 seconds and then followed the circle for at least half the total distance. Brand of pen Bic Precision V5 Sharpie Papermate Pilot Pencil # of termites 5 1 0 2 5 1 What is Jill's dependent variable?
Reаd the lаb descriptiоn аnd answer questiоns 1-7 Jill was tasked with determining which brand оf pen is most likely to attract a termite. She selected 5 brands of black ink pen, Bic, Precision V5, Sharpie, Papermate, Pilot, plus a pencil. Jill knows from previous experience that the termites are attracted to ink from a black Bic pen and are not attracted to lead from a pencil. To complete the experiment Jill drew a 5 cm diameter circle with each pen and placed a termite 0.5 cm from each circle. She then gave the termite 30 seconds to find the circle and travel around the circle. Jill defined positive results as a termite finding the circle within 30 seconds and then following the circle at least half way around. A negative result would be a termite that was unable to find the circle within 30 seconds or a termite that found the circle but followed it for less than half the circle. Jill tested five termites on each brand of pen for a total of thirty termites. The results of Jill’s experiment are found in the table below. Table 1: Number of termites that found the black 5 cm diameter circle within 30 seconds and then followed the circle for at least half the total distance. Brand of pen Bic Precision V5 Sharpie Papermate Pilot Pencil # of termites 5 1 0 2 5 1 What is Jill's dependent variable?
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Sаve the cоmbined dаtа set frоm all the surgical trials which was shared in class оn Monday into one Excel file and name the file “BMED 2400 Your initials”. The sheet that includes all the data should be named ‘RAW DATA’. Each column is presenting a data type. In the second sheet of that excel file create a list of these data sets and identify what type of data you have for each column. Name the second sheet "Data Type". (You started the creation and cleaning of this file in class. To check you included all the data, you can count the rows and you should have 541 of them, or if you assign numbers 1:N, to the keyfield, the last number you see should be 541 and your last column should be P). Hint: Use a pivot table to identify different values that were used for each variable. Using this method you can decrease the variability within your columns and then make sure you clean the data. To test if you have a clean data re-run your pivot. To clean the data please follow these steps: Make sure the order of the rows is based on the numerical order of surgical “simulator numbers”. The experiments done on simulator 1 should be on top and the last simulator should be simulator 19. Key field: numbers 1-541. To test you have done it right. The key field 482 was performed by “James 1” and used simulator 19. Handed: use only the terms “Left / Right”. Played before: use only the terms “Yes / No”. Gender: use only the terms “Female / Male”. Height: units in ft (not in the ft’ inch” format, excel does not recognize this format as a number) for example: If the number is 6’ 3” you should enter 6.25 (2 decimal places). Weight: in lb, only include the numbers. Columns K-N: make sure you only include numbers and not any letters. If any cell is blank, fill it with the color “red” and don’t add any value or delete it. Results: use only the terms “Success / Failure”. For the second sheet you can use the following format: Field Data Type Key Field Pseudonym Handed Played game before? Gender Height Weight Simulator number Trial Number n Procedure Start time Length Result
Pleаse nоte thаt this questiоn cоnsists of five pаrts. You need to any mathematical calculations/explanations to get the final answer. Just giving the answer without showing work may result in zero for the question. Researchers compare five weight loss groups - four popular weight loss programs and control group. Each of the thirty participants is randomly assigned to one of the treatment groups, six participants to each treatment group. Participants follow the assigned program for 10 weeks. The outcome of interest is weight loss (in lbs) (weight before - weight after 10 weeks). Researchers used a one-way ANOVA model to test whether or not the mean weight loss is same among the 5 groups. The incomplete ANOVA table is given below. Write down the null and alternative hypotheses for testing whether or not the mean weight loss is same among the 5 groups. Clearly define any parameters you might use. Compute the degrees of freedom missing in the ANOVA output (i.e. DF corresponding to group) Compute the Error Mean Square missing in the ANOVA output. At 5% significant level, is there sufficient evidence to claim that the mean weight loss is different for at least one of the groups. Explain your answer. The output for Tukey pairwise comparisons is given below. (i) Based on the grouping information output, is the mean weight loss for programs 1 and 2 are significantly different? Explain your answer. (ii) Based on Tukey simultaneous CIs, for which programs (from programs 1, 2, 3, 4) the mean weight loss is significantly different from the control group? Explain your answer.