Asked by Isaiah Estilien on Jul 19, 2024

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An agricultural researcher wishes to compare the yield of four different varieties of wheat.64 plots of land are available for an experiment.On each plot of land one of the varieties of wheat will be grown.At the end of the experiment the yield for the different varieties will be compared.32 of the plots are at one site (site
A)and the other 32 are at another site (site
B).The soil at site A differs significantly from the soil at site B.If the researcher wishes to design an experiment using randomized block design,how could the wheat varieties be assigned to the different plots?

Randomized Block Design

A statistical design in experiments where subjects are placed into blocks and then randomly assigned to treatments to reduce variability.

Yield

The amount of product produced per unit area or per process.

Wheat Varieties

Different types or classifications of wheat, each with unique characteristics, growth patterns, and adaptation to climates.

  • Contrast the distinct experimental models (randomized, blocked, stratified) and their respective roles.
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Gavin WorlandJul 22, 2024
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Randomly divide the 32 plots at site A into four groups of 8 plots each.Randomly assign each group of plots to a different variety of wheat.Randomly divide the 32 plots at site B into four groups of 8 plots each.Randomly assign each group of plots to a different variety of wheat.