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The following data represents random samples for 7 different treatments. Fill the ANOVA table A B...

The following data represents random samples for 7 different treatments. Fill the ANOVA table

A B C D E F G
Mean 103.6 107 92.7 101.5 100 117 88.1
Std Dev 17.2 19 8.58 30.9 6.43 10.8 15
n 9 6 9 6 9 9 6
Source SS df MS F
Treatment
Error
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