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Examine the Following Two-Factor Analysis of Variance Table: Determine

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Examine the following two-factor analysis of variance table: Examine the following two-factor analysis of variance table:   Determine if the levels of factor A have equal means.Use a significance level of 0.05. A) Fail to reject H<sub>0</sub>.Conclude that there is sufficient evidence to indicate that at least two levels of Factor A have different mean responses. B) Fail to reject H<sub>0</sub>.Conclude that there is not sufficient evidence to indicate that at least two levels of Factor A have different mean responses. C) Reject H<sub>0</sub>.Conclude that there is sufficient evidence to indicate that at least two levels of Factor A have different mean responses. D) Reject H<sub>0</sub>.Conclude that there is not sufficient evidence to indicate that at least two levels of Factor A have different mean responses. Determine if the levels of factor A have equal means.Use a significance level of 0.05.

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