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i.Briefly describe the three methods of  CRD( completely randomized design) , RCBD(randomized complete block design), FD(factorial design)....

i.Briefly describe the three methods of  CRD( completely randomized design) , RCBD(randomized complete block design), FD(factorial design). You can present this part using Table or Figure. ii.What are the similarities and differences between CRD( completely randomized design , RCBD(randomized complete block design), FD(factorial design)? You can present this part using Table or Figure.

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