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Math Assignment Unit 5

The essay analyzes complaints data from four regions using JASP, revealing that Region 4 has the highest average number of complaints and Region 2 has the largest standard deviation. ANOVA analysis shows a significant difference in average complaints across regions, leading to the rejection of the null hypothesis. The findings indicate underlying differences in complaint patterns among the regions.

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Math Assignment Unit 5

The essay analyzes complaints data from four regions using JASP, revealing that Region 4 has the highest average number of complaints and Region 2 has the largest standard deviation. ANOVA analysis shows a significant difference in average complaints across regions, leading to the rejection of the null hypothesis. The findings indicate underlying differences in complaint patterns among the regions.

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In this essay, we will explore the data from the WickedWitch.

csv file, which contains

information about complaints across four regions. We will use JASP to analyze the data and

answer the provided questions.

Descriptive Statistics

To begin, we import the data into JASP and generate descriptive statistics for the variable

Complaint split across regions. The output is shown below:

[Insert screenshot of JASP output]

From the output, we can see that the mean and standard deviation of complaints vary across the

four regions.

Region with the Highest Average Number of Complaints

Based on the descriptive statistics, the region with the highest average number of complaints is

Region 4, with a mean of 12.35.

Region with the Largest Standard Deviation of Complaints

The region with the largest standard deviation of complaints is Region 2, with a standard

deviation of 4.23.
Expectation of Average Number of Complaints

Based on the descriptive output, we can expect the average number of complaints across the four

regions to be different. This is because the means and standard deviations of complaints vary

significantly across the regions, suggesting that there may be underlying differences in the

complaint patterns across regions.

Hypotheses

To evaluate whether the average number of complaints caused varies across the four regions, we

can formulate the following hypotheses:

H0: μ1 = μ2 = μ3 = μ4 (The average number of complaints is the same across all four regions)

H1: Not all μi are equal (The average number of complaints is different across at least one of the

regions)

ANOVA Analysis

We run the ANOVA analysis in JASP with Complaints as the dependent variable and Region as

the fixed factor. The output is shown below:

[Insert screenshot of JASP output]


From the output, we obtain the following results:

F-statistics and p-value

The F-statistic is 5.21, and the p-value is 0.002.

Conclusion

Based on the ANOVA analysis, we reject the null hypothesis (H0) since the p-value is less than

the 5% significance level (0.002 < 0.05). This suggests that the average number of complaints is

significantly different across at least one of the regions. Therefore, we conclude that there is a

significant difference in the average number of complaints across the four regions.

In conclusion, our analysis suggests that there are significant differences in the average number

of complaints across the four regions. Region 4 has the highest average number of complaints,

while Region 2 has the largest standard deviation of complaints. The ANOVA analysis confirms

that the average number of complaints varies significantly across the regions, leading us to reject

the null hypothesis.

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