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A reaseacher administered three drugs designed to treat depression in an experiment and obtained the means in the following table: Drug A M=6.0, Drug B M=5.50, Drug C M=2.33. The analysis of variance results were F=10.837, p<.05. What conclusion should the researcher make?
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