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While doing and ANOVA you found the following:

The Mean Sum of Square Between (MSSB) = 2.76 with df 5 and the Mean Sum of square Within (MSSW)= 10.89 with df 11. What conclusion can you draw regarding the null hypothesis of the equality of the means?

Note: The test statistic in this case, F = MSSB/MSSW with numerator df = 5 and the denominator df = 11.

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