In a completely randomized design, experimental units are arranged into similar groups based on extraneous factors in an effort to reduce error variation in experimental results.

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In a completely randomized design, experimental units are not arranged into similar groups based on extraneous factors; instead, all units have an equal chance of receiving any treatment, and grouping is not based on similarity.

In a Completely Randomized Design, Experimental Units Are Arranged into Similar