Is there a significant difference among the scores of the different groups? Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 61302518243034236301726223033326102620314392614252130534271718283263627171724327352719202630838281023273193725101625321030251824303411362717172432 ANOVA - Analysis of VarianceIs there a significant difference among the scores of the different groups.Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5 Group 6Anova: Single Factor1363011212632363017262230SUMMARY3332610262031GroupsCountSumAverageVariance4392614252130Group 11035435.4 6.7111111534Group 2Group 327171828321027127.1 3.21111113627171724321014314.3 13.7888897Group 4Group 5Group 63527192026301021621.6 14.0444448.3828102327311024924.910.13725101625321031431.41.610302518243034ANOVASource of VariationdfMSFP-valueF critBetween Groups2759.08335 551.81667 66.946978 6.504E-22 2.3860699Within Groups445.154 8.2425926TotalSignificantAt least 2 of the groups differ sifnificantly in their scores.3204.183359

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