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4. Using the above data on Exercise No. 3, determine if there is significant difference in the perceived exertion between the Treadmill Group and the Weights Group. Use a = .05 ONLY FOUR

4. Using the above data on Exercise No. 3, determine if there is significant difference in the perceived exertion between the Treadmill Group and the Weights Group. Use a = .05 ONLY FOUR

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3. An exercise physiologist compared the perceived exertion of women between the ages of 20 and 25 who exercised with three different pieces of equipment - a stationary bicycle, a treadmill, and free weights. Perceived exertion was rated on a scale of 1 to 50. Eighteen women, randomly divided into three groups, used the exercise equipment for 30 minutes before rating their perceived exertion. Assuming ordinal data, test if there were differences among the three kinds of exercise. Use a = .05 33 42 24 38 35 30 Bicycle Treadmill Weights (Note: This exercise was taken from Hinkle, et al, 2003) 31 40 26 44 46 34 41 37 36 28 39 22 4. Using the above data on Exercise No. 3, determine if there is significant difference in the perceived exertion between the Treadmill Group and the Weights Group. Use a = .05 ONLY FOUR
Transcribed Image Text:3. An exercise physiologist compared the perceived exertion of women between the ages of 20 and 25 who exercised with three different pieces of equipment - a stationary bicycle, a treadmill, and free weights. Perceived exertion was rated on a scale of 1 to 50. Eighteen women, randomly divided into three groups, used the exercise equipment for 30 minutes before rating their perceived exertion. Assuming ordinal data, test if there were differences among the three kinds of exercise. Use a = .05 33 42 24 38 35 30 Bicycle Treadmill Weights (Note: This exercise was taken from Hinkle, et al, 2003) 31 40 26 44 46 34 41 37 36 28 39 22 4. Using the above data on Exercise No. 3, determine if there is significant difference in the perceived exertion between the Treadmill Group and the Weights Group. Use a = .05 ONLY FOUR
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