Exhibit 13-7The following is part of an ANOVA table, which w…

Exhibit 13-7The following is part of an ANOVA table, which was the result of three treatments and a total of 15 observations. Source of Variation Sum ofSquares Degrees ofFreedom MeanSquare F Between treatments 64       Within treatments (Error) 96       Total         ​   Refer to Exhibit 13-7. The computed test statistic (F-ratio) is _____.

The following table shows the results of a two-factor ANOVA….

The following table shows the results of a two-factor ANOVA. Based on this table, what is the value for η2 for the A × B interaction? Source           SS      df      MS Between        36        3 A                   12        1      12     F = 4.00 B                      3       1        3     F = 1.00  A × B               21        1      21    F = 7.00 Within            84      28        3      Total             120      31  

Write a Java Program with methods performing following tasks…

Write a Java Program with methods performing following tasks: Main method  Calls getNumOfDepts Calls genAppointmentReqs Calls allotTimeSlots Calls printDaySchedule  getNumOfDepts method takes no input arguments takes number of departments in a hospital as input from the user. Verify the number is between 1 and 10, both inclusive. returns number of departments in a hospital genAppointmentReqs method takes input argument: number of departments  creates an array of size = number of departments  generates number of appointment requests (between 1 and 12, both inclusive) for each department through random number generation and stores in the array returns the array of appointment requests generated allotTimeSlots method takes input argument: array of appointment requests takes filename as input opens the file with filename writes a day’s appointment schedule to the file where each appointment is of one hour and the first appointment starts at 8:00. Use 24-hours time notation. Example: for number if departments = 4 and number of appointments generated as Department 1: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Appointment(3) – 10 – 11; Department 2: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Department 3: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Appointment(3) – 10 – 11; Appointment(4) – 11 – 12; Appointment(5) – 12 – 13; Department 4: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;   returns the filename printDaySchedule method  takes input argument: filename opens the file with filename reads day’s appointment schedule and prints it for the user to view. Example: Appointment Schedule for 2024-12-05 is as follows Department 1: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Appointment(3) – 10 – 11; Department 2: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Department 3: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;  Appointment(2) – 9 – 10; Appointment(3) – 10 – 11; Appointment(4) – 11 – 12; Appointment(5) – 12 – 13; Department 4: Appointment(1) – 8 – 9;   returns nothing Hints: Today’s date can be obtained as: LocalDate today = LocalDate.now(); //Import required:     import java.time.LocalDate; Random integer generation can be done as: int randomNum = (int)(Math.random() * (max-min+1)) + min;