Tukey's multiple comparison method determines a critical number, , such that if any pair of sample means has a difference greater than , we conclude that the pair's two corresponding population means are different.

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Tukey's multiple comparison method determines a critical number,  , such that if any pair of sample means has a difference greater than  , we conclude that the pair's two corresponding population means are different.

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This is a true statement about Tukey's multiple comparison method. The critical number 11eab386_b8fc_1852_aec0_8b31d4291d87_TB4962_11 is also known as the Tukey HSD (Honestly Significant Difference) and is used to determine if there is a significant difference between any two population means based on the differences between their corresponding sample means. If the difference between two sample means is greater than the Tukey HSD, we can conclude that there is a significant difference between the two population means.

Tukey's Multiple Comparison Method Determines a Critical Number