To Find the Between-Group Degrees of Freedom, One Must ______

question 16

Multiple Choice

To find the between-group degrees of freedom, one must ______.

• A) subtract 1 from the number of groups
• B) subtract the number of groups from the total number of observations
• C) subtract 1 from the total number of observations
• D) divide each groups mean by the within-groups sum of squares and then divide the result by the total number of groups.

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