A two-way factorial experimental design yields no more information than two single-factor experiments.

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A two-way factorial experimental design allows for studying the main effects of each factor as well as the interaction between the two factors. This additional information cannot be obtained through two separate single-factor experiments. Therefore, a two-way factorial experimental design yields more information than two single-factor experiments.

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