The null hypothesis for a one-way randomized ANOVA states A)H₀: $\mu$₁ = $\mu$₂ = $\mu$₃. B)H₀: $\mu$₁ $\neq$$\mu$₂ $\neq$$\mu$₃.c.H_a: $\mu$₁ = $\mu$₂ = $\mu$₃.d.H_a: $\mu$₁ $\neq$ $\mu$₂ $\neq$ $\mu$₃.

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The null hypothesis for a one-way randomized ANOVA states that there is no significant difference between the means of the groups being compared. Choice A presents a concise and accurate statement of this hypothesis, while choice B is complicated and does not present the hypothesis clearly.

The Null Hypothesis for a One-Way Randomized ANOVA States A)H0 μ\muμ

The Null Hypothesis for a One-Way Randomized ANOVA States
A)H₀ $\mu$