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Under what conditions would an ANOVA be a better choice than a t-test? What is the rationale for your answer? (3 points)

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How does a two-way ANOVA differ from a one-way ANOVA? What is different about the conclusions that can be drawn? (3 points)

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A researcher wants to compare four different treatments for a metabolic disorder and has collected data measuring the time to remission for each treatment. What statistical test should he use to compare the mean times? What is the rationale for your choice? (3 points)

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Provide an original example of a research question that could be answered by a one-way ANOVA. Explain why that scenario is appropriate for a one-way ANOVA. (3 points)

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Provide an original example of a research question that could be answered by a two-way ANOVA. Explain why that scenario is appropriate for a two-way ANOVA. (3 points)