Step 1: Multiple play is a bundling strategy through which multiple services are provided over a single network. A common triple-play service these days is Internet, television, and telephone. The market for this service has become a key battleground among telecommunication, cable, and broadband service providers. A recent study compared the pricing (average monthly cost in U.S. dollers) among triple-play providers using DSL, cable, or fiber platforms. The given table summarizes the results of 47 providers. The f statistic is 3.39. Identify the correct conclusion about the difference in means, based on the p-value.