Author Question: In doing an ANOVA, dividing each of the sums of squares by the appropriate degrees of freedom will ... (Read 40 times)

MirandaLo · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

In doing an ANOVA, dividing each of the sums of squares by the appropriate degrees of freedom will yield

A) the average deviation from the mean.
B) the F-ratio.
C) the probability value.
D) the mean squares.

Question 2

The total sum of squares in a one-way ANOVA is partitioned into

A) the between-groups variance and the within-groups variance.
B) degrees of freedom and error variance.
C) the between-groups sum of squares and the within-groups sum of squares.
D) the between-groups sum of squares and the mean square due to error.