The null hypothesis for a repeated-measures ANOVA is A) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ = $\mu$ ₂= $\mu$ ₃ B) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ $\neq$ $\mu$ ₂$\neq$$\mu$ ₃ C) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ $\mu$ ₃.

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The null hypothesis for a repeated-measures ANOVA is A) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ = $\mu$ ₂= $\mu$ ₃ B) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ $\neq$ $\mu$ ₂$\neq$$\mu$ ₃ C) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ < $\mu$ ₂< $\mu$ ₃ D) H₀: $\mu$ ₁ > $\mu$ ₂> $\mu$ ₃.

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The null hypothesis for a repeated-measures ANOVA typically states that there are no differences among the means of the groups being compared, which corresponds to the option indicating equality among group means.

The Null Hypothesis for a Repeated-Measures ANOVA Is A) H0 μ\muμ

The Null Hypothesis for a Repeated-Measures ANOVA Is
A) H₀ $\mu$