Data from a Randomized Block Design Are Shown in the Following

question 31

Multiple Choice

Data from a randomized block design are shown in the following table: Using $\alpha$ = 0.05, the appropriate decision for the treatments is ___.

• A)reject the null hypothesis \(\mu\) ₁ \(\neq\)\(\mu\) ₂ \(\neq\)\(\mu\) ₃ \(\neq\)\(\mu\) ₄
• B)reject the null hypothesis \(\mu\) ₁ =\(\mu\)₂=\(\mu\)₃=\(\mu\) ₄
• C)do not reject the null hypothesis \(\mu\) ₁ \(\ge\) \(\mu\) ₂ \(\ge\) \(\mu\) ₃ \(\ge\) \(\mu\) ₄
• D)do not reject the null hypothesis \(\mu\) ₁ \(\le\)\(\mu\) ₂ \(\le\)\(\mu\) ₃ \(\le\) \(\mu\) ₄
• E)do nothing

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