To differentiate between a factorial ANOVA and a simple ANOVA,there will be an interaction effect,two main effects and two independent variables present.

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A factorial ANOVA involves two or more independent variables, leading to the examination of two main effects (one for each independent variable) and the interaction effect between them, differentiating it from a simple ANOVA which involves only one independent variable and thus only one main effect.

To Differentiate Between a Factorial ANOVA and a Simple ANOVA,there