Differences between hypotheses testing methods

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Can you describe in detail the differences in ANOVA and the five-step hypothesis testing method?

1. State hypothesis and althernate.

2. Level of significance.

3. Identify test statistic.

4. Formulate decision rule.

5. Make the decision to accept or reject null hypothesis.

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