Test material (mg Vitamin C/100 g) Method A В C D E F G H Reference 291 397 379 233 365 291 289 189 Alternative 272 403 389 224 368 282 286 201 Difference 19 -6 -10 9 -3 9. 3 -12 Test if the...


An analyst wants to know whether there is any significant difference in the


measurement results produced by alternative method compared a


reference method in determination of the concentration of vitamin C in


vegetables. He analysed eight different test materials using the both


methods and the results are shown below:


Test if the alternative method provides compatible measurement results at


significant level of 0.05. Given that ?? = 2.365.


(? = 0.296)


Test material (mg Vitamin C/100 g)<br>Method<br>A<br>В<br>C<br>D<br>E<br>F<br>G<br>H<br>Reference<br>291<br>397<br>379<br>233<br>365<br>291<br>289<br>189<br>Alternative<br>272<br>403<br>389<br>224<br>368<br>282<br>286<br>201<br>Difference<br>19<br>-6<br>-10<br>9<br>-3<br>9.<br>3<br>-12<br>Test if the alternative method provides compatible measurement results at<br>significant level of 0.05. Given that te = 2.365.<br>(t = 0.296)<br>

Extracted text: Test material (mg Vitamin C/100 g) Method A В C D E F G H Reference 291 397 379 233 365 291 289 189 Alternative 272 403 389 224 368 282 286 201 Difference 19 -6 -10 9 -3 9. 3 -12 Test if the alternative method provides compatible measurement results at significant level of 0.05. Given that te = 2.365. (t = 0.296)

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