Where can I find an F Distribution Table?

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An F Distribution Table can be found in most textbooks or online. It is used to calculate the probability of an F-statistic for a given degree of freedom in a statistical analysis. It is also called an F-table or an F-test table. The table is broken into two sections: the left side lists the degrees of freedom for the numerator, while the right side lists the degrees of freedom for the denominator. The entries in the table are the critical values of the F-statistic for which the null hypothesis is rejected.

F Table for α = 0.10 (Click to zoom in)

F distribution table for alpha = 0.1

F Table for α = 0.05 (Click to zoom in)

F distribution table for alpha = .05.

F Table for α = 0.025 (Click to zoom in)

F distribution table for alpha = .025.

F Table for α = 0.01 (Click to zoom in)

F distribution table for alpha = .01.

F Table for α = 0.001 (Click to zoom in)

F distribution table for alpha = .001.

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