If only chance is operating to influence your data, then the theoretically expected F ratio would be
A) around 0.00
B) around 1.00
C) negative
D) around 20.00

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When only chance is operating, the expected F ratio is 1.00. This is because the F ratio is a ratio of variances, and when there is no difference between the variances, the F ratio will be 1.00.

If Only Chance Is Operating to Influence Your Data, Then