The correct statement that can be made about the means is a. There is not enough evidence to suggest that the means are different.
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Given that α = 0.01, we can use an ANOVA analysis to determine the p-value of the means.
When we run the means through an ANOVA software, the p-value can be found to be 0.1142.
This figure is greater than α = 0.01.
This means that we do not have the evidence to reject the null hypothesis that the means are different.
Options for this question:
- a. There is not enough evidence to suggest that the means are different.
- b. The mean age of middle school teachers is different from the mean age of high school teachers.
- c. The mean age of middle school teachers is different from the mean age of college teachers.
- d. The mean age of high school teachers is different from the mean age of college teachers.
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