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In an ANOVA table
Group variability can also be thought of as between groups variability
Error variability can also be through as within-group variability
Total variability = Between-group variability + Within-group variability
So its correct answer is A. i.e. Within groups variability may also be thought as Error. So its correct answer is A.

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