The Power of Efficiency in Designed Experiments Lies in the

question 117

Multiple Choice

The power of efficiency in designed experiments lies in the

• A) Random order of performance.
• B) The sequential and cyclical procedure of conjecture to design to analysis and back to conjecture.
• C) Hidden replication.
• D) The large number of possible combinations of factors.

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