If you find an F ratio of 2 in a one-factor ANOVA ($\alpha$= .05), you will
A) reject the null hypothesis.
B) fail to reject the null hypothesis.
C) not be able to decide because the df and critical value are unknown.
D) conclude that a mistake has been made.

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The decision to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis depends on comparing the F ratio to a critical value, which requires knowing the degrees of freedom. Without this information, you cannot make a decision.

If You Find an F Ratio of 2 in a One-Factor