If the p-value is sufficiently small for an ANOVA test,we can that all the population means are equal.

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A small p-value indicates that there is a significant difference between at least two of the population means being compared, but it does not necessarily mean that all the population means are not equal.  The null hypothesis in an ANOVA test is that all population means are equal, and this is only rejected if there is sufficient evidence to suggest otherwise, as indicated by a small p-value.

If the P-Value Is Sufficiently Small for an ANOVA Test,we