In an Analysis of Variance, When the Null Hypothesis Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

In an analysis of variance, when the null hypothesis is true, then all of the following are true EXCEPT:

• A)occasionally an F ratio will be significant anyway
• B)within-group and between-group variances are estimating the same population variance
• C)the F ratio will generally be significantly larger than 1
• D)the variance between samples is due entirely to random sampling variance

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