Ideally, groups A, B, D and E would correlate and the control groups would be all over the place. Turns out that wasn't the case: (initials have been changed)+-----------------------------------------+
| | Order 1 | Order 2 | Control |
|-----------+---------+---------+---------|
| Variant 1 | A | B | C |
|-----------+---------+---------+---------|
| Variant 2 | D | E | F |
+-----------------------------------------+
...which boils down to:List Subject Expected Total
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
A JR 2 9
A QW 6 9
A TY 4 9
B ER 2 9
B AS 6 9
C VB 6 9
C JK 5 9
D GH 5 9
D NM 5 9
E IO 5 9
E UI 5 9
F OP 5 7
F XC 4 9
F AZ 7 9
Looking back, I've got a pile of ways I could improve the experiment -- there are a few things that could have been done to make the results more accurate. However, I have to do my best with only the time I can allocate for this class.List PercentExpected
---------- ---------------
A 44.4
B 44.4
C 61.1
D 55.6
E 55.6
F 64.0
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