Once an F ratio is found to be significant, then
A) each sample mean must represent a different population
B) each sample mean must represent a single population
C) each sample mean deviates by the same amount
D) none of these

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The F ratio being significant indicates that there is at least one mean that is significantly different from the others, but it does not specify how many means are different or the nature of these differences, making none of the provided options correct by themselves.

Once an F Ratio Is Found to Be Significant, Then