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Sara is a regional manager for a restaurant chain that has locations in the towns of Florence, Camden, and Columbia. A random sample of customers at all three locations were asked to rate their satisfaction level on a scale of 1 to 20. A two-way ANOVA procedure was performed on this data using α = 0.05 with Factor A representing each location and Factor B representing the customer's gender. The results are summarized below in the ANOVA table.

The number of replications for this two-way ANOVA procedure is _____.

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