In the line graph of a two-way ANOVA, lines that have data points that are equidistant apart suggest
A) main effects for Factors A and B.
B) no main effects for Factors A and B.
C) no significant interaction.
D) a significant interaction.

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In a two-way ANOVA, when the lines in the line graph have data points that are equidistant apart, it suggests that there is no significant interaction between the factors. This means the effect of one factor does not depend on the levels of the other factor.

In the Line Graph of a Two-Way ANOVA, Lines That