When reporting an F ratio,it is conventional to present the degrees of freedom IV
followed by the degrees of freedom error.

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This is true. The convention for reporting an F ratio is to present the degrees of freedom for the numerator (IV) first, followed by the degrees of freedom for the denominator (error). For example, a reported F ratio of F(2, 27) would indicate 2 degrees of freedom for the independent variable and 27 degrees of freedom for the error term.

When Reporting an F Ratio,it Is Conventional to Present the Degrees