Four treatments were compared using acompletely randomized design. The data areshown here:Treatment23124147141117167121144128135136Do the data provide sufficient evidence toindicate a difference in location for at least twoof the population distributions? Find the teststatistic using the Kruskal-Wallis test.اختر احدى الدجابات1.96O 2.93O 1710

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