For which of the following scenarios would you be most likely to have a significant F-ratio? A) SS_B = 10 and SS_W = 10 B) SS_B = 10 and SS_W = 1 C) SS_B = 1 and SS_W = 1 D) SS_B = 1 and SS_W = 10

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A significant F-ratio is more likely when the between-group variability (SS_B) is large relative to the within-group variability (SS_W). In option B, SS_B is much larger than SS_W, leading to a higher F-ratio.

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