Question 1 answer A and B A) If I wanted to compare 5 groups to each other, I would have to run 10 different t- tests to make sure I compare each group to all other groups. Why is this a problem?

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Question 1 answer A and B
A)
If I wanted to compare 5 groups to each other, I would have to run 10 different t-
tests to make sure l compare each group to all other groups. Why is this a problem?
B)
How does conducting a one-way ANOVA keep the Type I error rate at only 5%,
even if I am comparing 50 groups to each other?
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 answer A and B A) If I wanted to compare 5 groups to each other, I would have to run 10 different t- tests to make sure l compare each group to all other groups. Why is this a problem? B) How does conducting a one-way ANOVA keep the Type I error rate at only 5%, even if I am comparing 50 groups to each other?
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