One difference between ANOVA and regression is:    a) ANOVA is for statistical inference, whereas regression is not b) a regression line accounts for variability, whereas variability is not a concept in ANOVA c) in regression, we estimate a slope, whereas in ANOVA, we estimate mean differences d) ANOVA bases its inferences on samples, whereas regression bases its inferences on populations e) ANOVA and regression are not different atall,they are exactly the same  f) ANOVA features p-values, whereas regression does not

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  1. One difference between ANOVA and regression is: 

 

  1. a) ANOVA is for statistical inference, whereas regression is not
  2. b) a regression line accounts for variability, whereas variability is not a concept in ANOVA
  3. c) in regression, we estimate a slope, whereas in ANOVA, we estimate mean differences
  4. d) ANOVA bases its inferences on samples, whereas regression bases its inferences on populations
  5. e) ANOVA and regression are not different atall,they are exactly the same 
  6. f) ANOVA features p-values, whereas regression does not
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