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Correct 5 steps of the null and alternative hypothesis in words

Correct decision relative to the null hypothesis (F test)

Correct description and interpretation of the post hoc Tukey T tests

Age group Age count Goes to movies Rent movies

15-20 220 150 200
21-30 200 250 350
31-40 400 360 400
41-50 110 90 75
50+ 70 60 60
Total 1000 910 1085

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This solution gives the step by step method for two way ANOVA without replication and Tukey Post Hoc Analysis.

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