What does the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) test tell us? a. Whether the variances of one or more sample groups are equal b. Whether the populations that the groups are sampled from are normally distributed c. Whether the mean(s) of one or more sample group(s) are significantly different from the other groups d. Whether we should use a one-tailed t-test or a 2-tailed t-test to compare the sample groups
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