You are filling in the ANOVA table values for an experiment using a two-factor factorial design.In the experiment, there are two Factor A treatments, five Factor B treatments, and two replications.The p-value for Factor B turns out to be .026.If the significance level for the test is set at 5%, we can conclude that the Factor B be effect is not statistically significant.

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Since the p-value for Factor B is .026, which is less than the significance level of 5% (or .05), we can conclude that the Factor B effect is statistically significant.

You Are Filling in the ANOVA Table Values for an Experiment