In common with one-way ANOVA, factorial ANOVA has the following assumptions:
A) the dependent variable is assumed to be normally distributed
B) the population variances of all the populations sampled are equal
C) both a and b above
D) neither a nor b above

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Factorial ANOVA, like one-way ANOVA, assumes that the dependent variable is normally distributed (assumption A) and that the population variances (homogeneity of variances) of all the groups being compared are equal (assumption B).

In Common with One-Way ANOVA, Factorial ANOVA Has the Following