The Complexity of the Two-Way ANOVA Differs from That of the T

question 47

Multiple Choice

The complexity of the two-way ANOVA differs from that of the t tests and the one-way ANOVAs in that,

• A)two factors can be observed using the two-way ANOVA,but not using the t tests and the one-way ANOVAs.
• B)an interaction can be observed using the two-way ANOVA,but not using the t tests and the one-way ANOVAs.
• C)three hypothesis are made with one statistical test using the two-way ANOVA,but not using the t tests and the one-way ANOVAs.
• D)all of the above

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