The larger the ratio of the more likely that the group means differ significantly one another significantly.

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The larger the ratio of  the more likely that the group means differ significantly one another significantly.

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The ratio in the question refers to the F-statistic, which is used in analysis of variance (ANOVA) to test for significant differences between group means. A larger F-statistic indicates that the variance between groups is greater than the variance within groups, increasing the likelihood that the group means differ significantly from one another. Therefore, a larger ratio of the F-statistic (11ebf365_0259_8673_99b6_63a1f5ebf3f4_TBX8869_11) means that the group means are more likely to differ significantly from one another.

The Larger the Ratio of the More Likely That