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The f-test in R is a powerful tool for comparing variances and drawing significant conclusions from your data. Understanding how to perform an F-test can transform your data analysis capabilities, allowing you to determine whether the variances in two samples are statistically different. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the f-test in R, from setting up your environment to interpreting
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