<p>Suppose you had four populations with equal means and equal variances. You co

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<p>Suppose you had four populations with equal means and equal variances. You could make an F distribution for situations with samples of 10 each by:<br /><br />A) taking samples of 10 from each of the four populations, figuring an F ratio for each set of<br />samples, and repeating this a large number of times<br />B) applying the test formula to each pair of samples and squaring, then repeating this process a<br />large number of times<br />C) taking 10 samples from each of the four populations, figuring the F ratio, and repeating this a<br />large number of times<br />D) applying the ANOVA formula to a set of four samples (one from each of the four<br />populations) of 10 each, figuring df, and repeating this process a large number of times</p>

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Suppose you had four populations with equal means and equal variances. You could make an F distribution for situations with samples of 10 each by: D) applying the ANOVA formula to a set of four samples (one from each of the four populations) of 10 each, figuring df, and repeating this process a large number of times

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