Auditors make assessments on the bases of their individual experience, the experience of others or a combination of experiences. A study of the auditors' methods was performed. The average number of errors is recorded in the table below. At(x = 0.10, test the claim that errors are equal

1. None of the answers are correct
2. The pvalue of 0.353 is greater than alpha =0.q0 and does not reject H). It remains plausible that the audit methods are equal
3. The F test statistic of 5.151 exceeds the critical value 2.406 and rejects HO at alpha = 0.10. The audit methods are not equal.
4. T pvalue of 0.402 is greater than alpha - 0.10 and does not reject H0. It remains plausible that the audit methods are equal.
5. The pvalue of 0.0998 is less than alpha = 0.10 and rejects H0. The audit methods are not equal.
6. The F test statistic of 0.208 is less than the critical value 2.406 and does not reject H0 at alpha = 0.10. It remains plausible that the audit methods are equal

Individual Experience	Experience of Others	Combination
22.8	17.0	22.0
19.1	22.9	21.0
18.4	21.5	24.6
19.7	21.1	25.3
19.2	18.4	21.8
16.9	20.3	22.0
23.4	21.2	19.9
20.6	21.8	22.0
19.5	22.7	22.3
22.4	21.8	17.7
21.0	19.8	22.1
15.5	18.4	17.1
17.1	21.8	23.9
21.2	19.1	24.5
21.0	18.7	18.1
20.5	20.5	21.3
23.9	16.1	23.9
21.8	18.8	21.0
24.1		20.4