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Source: Generated from Statistical Analysis of Authors Fieldwork Data. Using the Post HOC test which is used in statistical hypothesis for classification, two treatments/item: are said to have almost the same characteristic if the significance value is greater than 0.05 and the higher th Multiple Comparisons

Table 5 Source: Generated from Statistical Analysis of Authors Fieldwork Data. Using the Post HOC test which is used in statistical hypothesis for classification, two treatments/item: are said to have almost the same characteristic if the significance value is greater than 0.05 and the higher th Multiple Comparisons

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For the purpose of this project work, the simple random sampling approach was used and the sample size of the study was purposively put at 300. While 100 copies of the questionnaire was issued to housing investors, 150 was administered individuals and 50 to government parastatals. The table below shows the percentage return of the distributed questionnaire:
For the purpose of this project work, the simple random sampling approach was used and the sample size of the study was purposively put at 300. While 100 copies of the questionnaire was issued to housing investors, 150 was administered individuals and 50 to government parastatals. The table below shows the percentage return of the distributed questionnaire:
The decision was based on the number of respondents that agreed to the problem as one of the causes of road failure. The values in brackets are percentages computed for each question without the number of respondents who were neutral to the questions. Addition of the number of respondents who agreed, those who
The decision was based on the number of respondents that agreed to the problem as one of the causes of road failure. The values in brackets are percentages computed for each question without the number of respondents who were neutral to the questions. Addition of the number of respondents who agreed, those who
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Table 3: Descriptive Observation of Responses of Respondents on Causative Factors of Housing Problems ANOVA Table 4: Observation From Analysis Of Variance
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The ANOVA shows the variation among the causes is not significantly different but the classification s as follows;
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