Mathematics, 10.11.2020 16:40, lazavionadams81

Suppose a sales manager wants to compare different sales promotions. He chooses 5 different promotions and samples 10 random stores for each different promotion. The F value is 3.4. Using JMP, find the correct p-value.

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