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In a two-way ANOVA, there are 5 levels for factor A and 4 levels for factor B, and three observations within each cell. The number of treatments in this experiment will be:
 a. 20.
  b. 9.
  c. 12.
  d. 18.
  e. 6.

Question 2

A continuous probability distribution represents a random variable:
 a. having outcomes, which occur in counting numbers.
  b. having an infinite number of outcomes which may assume any number of values within an interval.
  c. which is best described in a histogram.
  d. which has a definite probability for the occurrence of a given integer.
  e. None of these is correct.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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