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You have been given the task of designing a study concerning the lifetimes of five different types of electric motor. The initial question to be addressed is whether there are differences in mean lifetime among the five types. There are 20 motors, four of each type, available for testing. A maximum of five motors can be tested each day. The ambient temperature differs from day to day, and this can affect motor lifetime. Required:a. Describe how you would choose the five motors to test each day. Would you use a completely randomized design? Would you use any randomization at all? b. If Xij represents the measured lifetime of a motor of typeitested on dayj, express the test statistic for testing the null hypothesis of equal lifetimes in terms of the Xij.
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