In testing a new drug, we obtained the following results: Placebo Drug A Drug B Drug...

In testing a new drug, we obtained the following results:

Placebo	Drug A	Drug B	Drug C
5	4	6	7
2	3	3	6
4	1	4	5
2	1	3	4
2	1	4	3

Run the ANOVA and fill in the summary table with the results obtained:

	SS	df	MS	F-ratio	p-value
Between		3
Within		16
TOTAL		19

(Report P-value & F-ratio accurate to 3 decimal places and all other values accurate to 2 decimal places.)

What conclusion can be drawn at the 0.01 significance level?

___The various drugs do not have results that are statistically different.
___The various drugs have results that are statistically different.

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