The table below shows raw data on air pollutant levels (micrograms of particulate per liter of air)sampled at four different randomly chosen times of day on three different freeways.State the most reasonable hypotheses.What test would a statistician probably use? How many total degrees of freedom? How many degrees of freedom for the treatment(s)? How many error degrees of freedom? Explain.Do not do the F-test. 
Definitions:
Q2: The CDF for the geometric distribution shows:<br>A)
Q8: Excel's =RAND()function produces random numbers that are
Q65: John rejected H<sub>0</sub> so we know definitely
Q75: Dullco Manufacturing claims that its alkaline batteries
Q91: A standardized residual e<sub>i</sub> = -2.205 indicates:<br>A)
Q92: A fitted multiple regression equation is Y
Q102: Refer to the following partial ANOVA results
Q103: "High leverage" would refer to a data
Q107: As a rule of thumb,the binomial distribution
Q111: Moving averages are often used for making