4. A study is to determine if the average amount spent on breakfast per students is thesame for Harrisburg Univ., Alvernia Univ. and Penn State Univ. What can weconclude at the 0.05 significance level?Harrisburg8Penn State12Alvernia109.810101012With use of a TI-84 calculator, after all, we found F = 5.44, and P-value = 0.045We conclude that we reject the H0 or fail to reject the H0. Which one?

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4. A study is to determine if the average amount spent on breakfast per students is the same for Harrisburg Univ., Alvernia Univ. and Penn State Univ. What can we conclude at the 0.05 significance level? Alvernia Harrisburg 8. 8. 10 Penn State 10 9. 10 12 10 12 With use of a TI-84 calculator, after all, we found F = 5.44, and P-value = 0.045 We conclude that we reject the H0 or fail to reject the H0. Which one?

4. A study is to determine if the average amount spent on breakfast per students is the same for Harrisburg Univ., Alvernia Univ. and Penn State Univ. What can we conclude at the 0.05 significance level? Alvernia Harrisburg 8. 8. 10 Penn State 10 9. 10 12 10 12 With use of a TI-84 calculator, after all, we found F = 5.44, and P-value = 0.045 We conclude that we reject the H0 or fail to reject the H0. Which one?

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