Unequal Sample Sizes in a Factorial Analysis of Variance

question 17

Multiple Choice

Unequal sample sizes in a factorial analysis of variance

• A) are difficult to deal with when doing calculations by hand.
• B) are treated exactly as they were in the one-way design.
• C) cannot be dealt with at all.
• D) are dealt with just like equal sample sizes when doing hand calculations.

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