For an F value to be significant it must
A) be positive.
B) equal 1.0.
C) exceed the tabled value.
D) be less than the tabled value.

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In order for an F value to be significant, it must exceed the tabled value at a given level of significance. This means that the F value is unlikely to have occurred by chance and suggests that there are differences between the groups being compared. A positive value or a value of 1.0 do not necessarily indicate significance, as they can still fall below the necessary threshold. A value less than the tabled value would also not be significant.

For an F Value to Be Significant It Must