If the value for F-statistic in Q15 were to decrease, what would happen to the p-value?
A) Decrease - become more significant.
B) Increase - become less significant.
C) The p-value is unaffected by the F-statistic
D) The p-value could increase or decrease depending on the between- and within-groups degrees of freedom.

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A decrease in the F-statistic generally indicates that the variance between groups is less compared to the variance within groups, leading to a higher p-value, which means the result is less statistically significant.

If the Value for F-Statistic in Q15 Were to Decrease