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24. a. Increasing the differences between the sample means would [ Select ] the size of the F-ratio. b. Increasing the size of the sample variances within each groups would [ Select ] the size of the F-ratio.

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          24.
a. Increasing the differences between the sample means would
[ Select ]
the size of the F-ratio.
b. Increasing the size of the sample variances within each groups would
[ Select ]
the size of the F-ratio.

24 a increasing the differences between the sample means would select the size of the f ratio b increasing the size of the sample variances within each groups would select the size of the f 57271

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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The formula for the F-ratio is: $F = \frac{MS_{between}}{MS_{within}}$ Step 2: Analyze part a. Part a states: "Increasing the differences between the sample means would [ Select ] the size of the F-ratio." The differences between the sample means contribute to Show more…

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24. a. Increasing the differences between the sample means would [ Select ] the size of the F-ratio. b. Increasing the size of the sample variances within each groups would [ Select ] the size of the F-ratio.