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What is the appropriate interpretation of this summary from a multiple comparison of means procedure?



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None of the means appears to differ significantly.



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Population B appears to have a larger mean than population A; and population C appears to have a larger mean than population A.



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The mean of population B appears to be larger than the mean of population C, which appears to be larger than the mean of population D; and the mean of population D appears to be larger than the mean of population A.



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The mean of population B appears to be larger than the mean of population A.

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Good timing, thanks!
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