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When issuing a textbook, there is always a number of defective copies. The publishing house conducts a study to determine whether the number of defective copies depends on the format of the textbook. For the study, three random samples of textbook editions for the different book sizes were generated: a large portrait, a portrait, and a US letter, each of the editions has approximately equal number of copies. Twenty-one textbooks of each format were used for the study. Table containing summary data is presented below. When issuing a textbook, there is always a number of defective copies. The publishing house conducts a study to determine whether the number of defective copies depends on the format of the textbook. For the study, three random samples of textbook editions for the different book sizes were generated: a large portrait, a portrait, and a US letter, each of the editions has approximately equal number of copies. Twenty-one textbooks of each format were used for the study. Table containing summary data is presented below.   Using a multiple comparison procedure identify differences between average number of defective copies. Use 95% Tukey-Kramer confidence interval. ​ A) We used   and obtained following table.   ​ B) We used   and obtained following table.   ​ C) We used   and obtained following table.   ​ D) We used   and obtained following table.   ​ E) We used   and obtained following table.   ​ Using a multiple comparison procedure identify differences between average number of defective copies. Use 95% Tukey-Kramer confidence interval. ​


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