Abstract
Abstract This chapter focuses on expected mean squares. Expected mean squares are formulas based on statistical theory identifying the components of variability in sources of variation of an ANOVA (analysis of variance) table. Their theoretical derivation is beyond the scope of this text, thus they are presented in a simpler way here, providing a method for deriving expected mean squares without a background in statistical theory. The productivity of 10 cultivars of snap beans was used as an example.
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