In a two-factor experiment (Factor A and Factor B), the F value for Factor A equals:

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The F value for a factor in an ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) is calculated as the mean square of that factor (MS Factor) divided by the mean square of the error (MS Error). Option B correctly represents this calculation for Factor A, with "MS_A" representing the mean square for Factor A and "MS_error" representing the mean square for error.

In a Two-Factor Experiment (Factor a and Factor B), the F