When the value of the F ratio in ANOVA is near 1.00, this indicates that:
A) The differences between groups in the factor are roughly the same as would be expected due to chance.
B) There is evidence of a treatment effect.
C) There is no evidence of a treatment effect.
D) Both (a) and (c) are correct.

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When the F ratio in ANOVA is near 1.00, it suggests that the variance between the groups is about the same as the variance within the groups, indicating that the differences observed could likely be due to chance. This means there is no strong evidence of a treatment effect, making both (a) and (c) correct.

When the Value of the F Ratio in ANOVA Is