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percentages of the impurities

6.     In a test of the ability of a certain polymer to remove toxic wastes from water, experiments were conducted at three different temperatures. The data below give the percentages of the impurities that were removed by the polymer in 21 inde- pendent attempts.

 

Low Temperature

Medium  Temperature

High Temperature

42

36

33

41

35

44

37

32

40

29

38

36

35

39

44

40

42

37

32

34

45

Test the hypothesis that the polymer performs equally well at all three tempera- tures. Use the (a) 5 percent level of significance and (b) 1 percent level of signifi- cance.

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