Multiple comparisons test-dunnetts test

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Find simulated data for a normally distributed variable Z ~ N (µ, 1). In groups 1 to 6 µ=0, while in group 7 µ = 0.5.

Perform a posthoc test that is suitable if we assume that group 7 is a control group and that the other are different treatment groups and that we are only interested in finding significant treatments, not to compare them.

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