1 Basic ANOVA concepts - Calvin University
treatments is large relative to the variation within treatments, and we reject the null hypothesis of equal means. If F is small, the variability between treatments is small relative to the variation within treatments, and we do not reject the null hypothesis of equal means. (In this case, the sample data is consistent with
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