How to read F Distribution Table used in Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

Short visual tutorial on how to read F Distribution tables used in Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). Visual explanation on how to read ANOVA table used in ANOVA test.

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In this particular case, the p value are rows that you select. It is either .05 or .01. Then you find the critical value. When you write it out you would just write p <.01 or p < .05 instead of the exact number.