In any ANOVA test, whenever the computed F statistic exceeds a chosen critical value of F, the null hypothesis of equal population means should be rejected.

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This statement is true as it is the fundamental principle of hypothesis testing in ANOVA. When the computed F statistic is larger than the critical value, it means that the observed differences in means are unlikely to be due to chance, and therefore the null hypothesis of equal population means should be rejected in favor of the alternative hypothesis.

In Any ANOVA Test, Whenever the Computed F Statistic Exceeds