1. The rejection region for the Single Factor ANOVA A. can be located in either
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1. The rejection region for the Single Factor ANOVA
A. can be located in either the upper-tail of the F-distribution or the lower-tail of the F-distribution
B. is located in the upper-tail of the F-distribution, since only large F-values support alternative hypothesis (that the treatments have an effect on the population means)
C. is located in the lower-tail of the F-distribution, since only relatively small F-values support alternative hypothesis (that the treatments have an effect on the population means)
D. is located in the upper-tail of the Z-distribution, since only large z-values support alternative hypothesis (that the treatments have an effect on the population means)
Explanation / Answer
Rejection Region for F test
If F cal > F critical we reject the null hypothesis.
ie., can be located in either the upper-tail of the F-distribution or the lower-tail of the F-distribution
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