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Indicate as written in the example below what the critical rejection value is based on the information, I will provide in the first sentence. Then you are to write out what is known as a rejection statement as stated in the example below. Based on the hypothetical F calc that I will provide for you (5.31 in the example below), you will then decide if you can reject the null hypothesis as you see below.
EXAMPLE:
Using α at .05, F (2, 8), what is your critical rejection value?
F (2, 8) = 4.46
Rejection Statement:
Reject H0 if F calc > 4.46
F calc = 5.31
Can you reject H0?
YES
1.) Using α at .05, F (2, 20), what is your critical rejection value?
F (2, 20) =
Rejection Statement:
F calc = -5.31
Can you reject H0?
2.) Using α at .05, F (2, 40), what is your critical rejection value?
F (2, 40) =
Rejection Statement:
F calc = 1.56
Can you reject H0?
3.) Using α at .01, F (3, 12), what is your critical rejection value?
F (3, 12) =
Rejection Statement:
F calc = 6.37
Can you reject H0?
4.) Using α at .01, F (3, 26), what is your critical rejection value?
F (3, 26) =
Rejection Statement:
F calc = -3.92
Can you reject H0?