How to calculate a p-value for an ANOVA F-Statistic using R or a TI-84

At the end of calculating an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), you have an F-statistic.  To get the p-value of the F-Statistic, you can use R or the TI-84:

For example, in an ANOVA with treatment degrees of freedom = 1 and error degrees of freedom = 10, you calculate the F-Statistic as 2.81 and want to know its p-value (that is, what is the probability of observing this F-Statistic under the Null Hypothesis?):

1) R
# The following calculates the p-value of an F-statistic
pf(q=2.81, df1=1, df2=10, lower.tail=FALSE)
 You'll get the answer:
[1] 0.1246126

2) TI-84
The syntax for the Fcdf command is:
Fcdf(lower limit, upper limit, numerator degrees of freedom, denominator degrees of freedom).
Fcdf(2.81, 99999, 1, 10)
 You'll get the answer:
[1] 0.1246126
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