In an experiment involving four different groups, each consisting of 8 subjects, the critical F occupies...
In an experiment involving four different groups, each consisting of 8 subjects, the critical F occupies the cell intersected by column and row degrees of freedom, respectively, of
3 and 32.
4 and 32.
4 and 24.
3 and 28.
Homework Answers
Number of groups k = 4
Total number of sample n = 4 * 8 = 32
Degrees of freedom = k-1 , n-k = 4-1 , 32-4 = 3 , 28
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