. Students were classified into four ability groups, and three different teaching methods were employed. The...
. Students were classified into four ability groups, and three different teaching methods were employed. The following table gives the mean for four groups:
Ability Group
Teaching Method A B C
1 15 19 14
2 18 17 12
3 22 25 17
4 17 21 19
Test the hypothesis that the teaching methods yield the same results. That is, that the teaching methods are equally effective.
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