d (5 pts) You are considering the Tukey and Bonferonni adjustments for comparing all pairs of means when $\alpha = 5$. T F: The Tukey procedure will result in fewer Type I errors T F: The Tukey procedure will result in more Type I errors T F: The Bonferonni procedure uses the $\alpha/5$ significance level for each comparison T F: The Tukey procedure controls the familywise error rate T F: The Tukey procedure is more powerful
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