Rana J. answered 06/06/22
Dr. Rana, PhD epidemiology and biostatistics
you perform ANOVA to test the null hypothesis that test1 mean =test2 mean=test3 mean. Then if the F test is significant, you conclude that at least one test mean is different. In order to know which one, you run a post hoc test ( e.g., Bonferroni) to see which two tests are different