Essentially, the F ratio reflects the ratio of the
A) true null hypothesis to the false null hypothesis
B) treatment effect to the null hypothesis
C) observed sample mean differences to the null hypothesis
D) observed sample mean differences to the estimated error term

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The F ratio is calculated as the ratio of the variance between sample means (observed sample mean differences) to the variance within the samples (estimated error term).

Essentially, the F Ratio Reflects the Ratio of the