1. These are the lengths of 10 tuna fish landed at Sohar, Muttrah and Sur Sohar. 100 90 110 120 T 130T 140 T 120 110 100 90 Muttrab, 125 100 110 120 140 170 120 130 190 120 Sur. 150 160 155 160 180 170 165 172 138 159 Mean Stdev Sem Variance Sohar 111.000 16.633 5.260 276.670 Muttrah 132.500 27.613 8.732 762.500 Sur 160.900 11.833 3.760 141.211 What is the value of F?| What is the value of F-critical? What is the value of P? Would you accept or reject the null Accept Reject hypothesis? (Tick one box) Is there a significant difference between Significant difference No difference the means? (Tick one box) How many degrees of freedom does t have in the LSD equation? What is the value of LSD?

1. These are the lengths of 10 tuna fish landed at Sohar, Muttrah and Sur Sohar. 100 90 110 120 T 130T 140 T 120 110 100 90 Muttrab, 125 100 110 120 140 170 120 130 190 120 Sur. 150 160 155 160 180 170 165 172 138 159 Mean Stdev Sem Variance Sohar 111.000 16.633 5.260 276.670 Muttrah 132.500 27.613 8.732 762.500 Sur 160.900 11.833 3.760 141.211 What is the value of F?| What is the value of F-critical? What is the value of P? Would you accept or reject the null Accept Reject hypothesis? (Tick one box) Is there a significant difference between Significant difference No difference the means? (Tick one box) How many degrees of freedom does t have in the LSD equation? What is the value of LSD?

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