A researcher conducts ANOVA and calculates a test statistic of F=5.73. If dftotal = 14, dfwithin = 12, and dfbetween = 2, which of the following will the researcher conclude, using alpha = .01? a. Reject Ho b. Fail to reject Ho c. Cannot be determined

A researcher conducts ANOVA and calculates a test statistic of F=5.73. If dftotal = 14, dfwithin = 12, and dfbetween = 2, which of the following will the researcher conclude, using alpha = .01? a. Reject Ho b. Fail to reject Ho c. Cannot be determined

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A researcher conducts ANOVA and calculates a test statistic of F=5.73. If df_total = 14, df_within = 12, and df_between = 2, which of the following will the researcher conclude, using alpha = .01?

a. Reject Ho

b. Fail to reject Ho

c. Cannot be determined

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