Mathematics, 17.02.2020 17:54, aliopqwas

We have three price points and three product colors and we have randomly assigned combinations of price points and colors to focus groups who have rated them on how likely they would be to purchase them. What is the simplest test we could use to see if there is any impact of price point, color, or the interaction?

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