It is easy to prove SSE/variance follows a chi-square distribution with (n-m) degrees of freedom. But how to prove SSTreament/variance follows a chi-square distribution with (m−1) degrees of freedom? I can prove it by using moment generationg functions since I know the mgf of SSTotal/Variance and SSE/variance, then I can get the mgf of SSTreament/variance in reverse. But it is very easy to see SSE/variance follows a a chi-square distribution
but it's not easy to do it for SSTreament/Variance.
Is the moment generating function the only way to work out SSTreament/variance follows a a chi-square distribution?
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