Multiple Choice
The null hypothesis for the interaction between factors A and B of a two-way ANOVA is that
A) Factors A and B have a significant interaction.
B) Factors A and B do not have a significant interaction.
C) all of the means for Factors A and B are equal.
D) some of the means for Factors A and B are not equal.
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