If two groups are equal with regard to the dependent variable at the start of an experiment before the independent variable is introduced, we can assume that the F ratio would be:

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If two groups are equal with regard to the dependent variable at the start of an experiment before the independent variable is introduced, this means that there is no difference between the groups, resulting in an F ratio of 1.

If Two Groups Are Equal with Regard to the Dependent