From a factorial ANOVA with factors A and B, you can determine if
A) the differences among the A groups are significant
B) the differences among the B groups are significant
C) the interaction between the A variable and the B variable is significant
D) all of the other alternatives are correct.

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A factorial ANOVA allows for the examination of not only the main effects of each factor (which are the differences among the levels of each factor, A and B, in this case) but also the interaction effect between the factors. This means it can determine if the effect of one factor depends on the level of the other factor, hence all the alternatives are correct.

From a Factorial ANOVA with Factors a and B, You