Unequal sample sizes in a factorial analysis of variance are
A) no problem.
B) often difficult to interpret.
C) impossible to interpret.
D) easily explained by the use of simple effects.

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Unequal sample sizes in factorial ANOVA can lead to unequal variances and affect the interpretation of the main effects and interactions. It may require additional analysis and post-hoc tests to ensure accurate interpretation of the results.

Unequal Sample Sizes in a Factorial Analysis of Variance Are