Which of the following is true for factorial ANOVA but not true for one-way ANOVA?
A) the populations from which the samples were drawn are expected to have equal variances
B) the subjects are randomly assigned
C) the populations are normally distributed
D) the number of observations in each treatment must be equal.

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Factorial ANOVA can handle unequal sample sizes across groups, whereas one-way ANOVA typically assumes equal sample sizes for simplicity and balance.

Which of the Following Is True for Factorial ANOVA but Not