A statistically significant difference between sample means leads us to:
A) accept that the observed differences between sample means were not due to chance.
B) conclude that the means represent a single underlying population.
C) accept that the observed differences were due mainly to chance fluctuations in the data.
D) None of the answers is correct.

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A statistically significant difference suggests that the observed differences between sample means are unlikely to be due to chance, indicating a real effect or difference.

A Statistically Significant Difference Between Sample Means Leads Us To