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From four different excavation sites at an archeological area in New Mexico, the depths (cm) for significant archaeological discoveries were recorded. The four excavation sites are labeled I, II, III, and IV. Parts of the output from One-Way ANOVA are given below. In the output, note the p-value reported as 7.99 * 10^-7. State the null hypothesis corresponding to this p-value. Then state the conclusion that we can make from this p-value. From the \"Multiple Comparisons of Means\" part of the output, which pair(s) of sites have significantly different mean depths at level of significance alpha = 0.01 Solution.

From four different excavation sites at an archeological area in New Mexico, the depths (cm) for
significant archaeological discoveries were recorded. The four excavation sites are labeled I, II,
III, and IV. Parts of the output from One-Way ANOVA are given below. In the output, note the
p-value reported as 7.99 * 10^-7. State the null hypothesis corresponding to this p-value. Then
state the conclusion that we can make from this p-value. From the "Multiple Comparisons of
Means" part of the output, which pair(s) of sites have significantly different mean depths at level
of significance alpha = 0.01
Solution

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is a set of logically related ideas and symbols that represent what we think are happening in the world The contrast is clear. On one hand we have convincing view of a general pattern. It is convincing because a pattern is observable in many countries or the hypothesis passed multiple tests. However, this approach does not allow us to have an in-depth understanding of the cases. providing a and processes that rulers establish to strengthen and perpetuate their power or control over a land and its inhabitants\" are , the Leviathan should be the solution to According to social problems as shown in his discussion of anarchy. His approach is an example of Normative approach . Cooperation through bargaining and collective action is difficult, and the difficulty mounts when Solution 1. A Theory is a set of logically related ideas and symbols that represent what we think happens in the world..

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