Solve by SPSS The data of three groups ( ), each group contains 40observations are given below. Can you develop asuitable hypothesis for testing the means of the groupsDiscuss, and interpret your results?X1 X2 X36.85.57 3.327.89 5.297.45 5.29 5.297.19 3.46 4.97.18 6.086.54 6.63 4.47| 6.13.875.81 4.24 3.466537.646.16 4.97.26 3.61 5.746.91 5.574.697.66 5.27.514.586.98 5.39 5.747.46 5.39 5.837.47 5.39 6657.8 6.635.667.41 4.58 5.297.68 5.74 6.637.48 4.9 6.4|6.97 5.25.397.78 46.327.67 5.48 5.29|6.97 4.36 4.87.67 6.48 6.4873.617.056.24 5.157.74 64.477.28 5.39 5.27.69 5.66 5.397.64 4.69 6.486.82 5.66 4.85.72 44.246.99 2.45 6.088.25 6.63 6.247.55 6.86 5.486.83 5.29 4.477.615.92 5.667.56 5.8357.26 4.8

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The data of three groups ( ), each group contains 40 observations are given below. Can you develop a suitable hypothesis for testing the means of the groups Discuss, and interpret your results?

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The data of three groups ( ), each group contains 40
observations are given below. Can you develop a
suitable hypothesis for testing the means of the groups
Discuss, and interpret your results?
X1 X2 X3
6.85.57 3.32
7.89 5.29
7.45 5.29 5.29
7.19 3.46 4.9
7.18 6.08
6.54 6.63 4.47
| 6.13.87
5.81 4.24 3.46
6
5
3
7.646.16 4.9
7.26 3.61 5.74
6.91 5.574.69
7.66 5.2
7.514.58
6.98 5.39 5.74
7.46 5.39 5.83
7.47 5.39 6
6
5
7.8 6.635.66
7.41 4.58 5.29
7.68 5.74 6.63
7.48 4.9 6.4
|6.97 5.25.39
7.78 46.32
7.67 5.48 5.29|
6.97 4.36 4.8
7.67 6.48 6.48
73.61
7.056.24 5.1
5
7.74 64.47
7.28 5.39 5.2
7.69 5.66 5.39
7.64 4.69 6.48
6.82 5.66 4.8
5.72 44.24
6.99 2.45 6.08
8.25 6.63 6.24
7.55 6.86 5.48
6.83 5.29 4.47
7.615.92 5.66
7.56 5.83
5
7.26 4.8

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