Stat 502: Design and Analysis of Experiments

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• Larissa Stanberry
• B-318 Padelford
• lstan at stat dot washington dot edu

06 October 2009: lab100609.R, Hershey's data
13 October 2009: lab101009.R, GPA data
20 October 2009: lab102009.R
27 October 2009: lab102709.R
03 November 2009: lab110309.R
10 November 2009: lab111009.R, BP data
17 November 2009: lab111709.R
24 November 2009: lab112409.R, BP data

• Provide a description of any graph/plot you include in your homework to show that you understand the figures and can correctly interpret them.
• Label the graphs appropriately. Make sure that the axis/titles are self-explanatory.
• Do not cut and paste the output from the R command window. For example, submitting
  >mean(x),
  >15.247893
  is not acceptable. Instead write/type "The mean score for group A is 15.25, make a table or choose any other alternative representation.
• Do not give answers with precision to 15 decimal places, chose the precision appropriate for the given example.
  
• Attach your code at the end of your homework for the review.
• Remember, failure to comply will most likely affect your grade.

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