[R] anova

[Cobalt]

..Hello,

..I'm learning R and Business Statistics at the same time.
..I'm pretty new to R. 
..I'm trying to perform ANOVA.

..I have 3 samples from 3 populations for anova.
..So, I decided to perform anova by doing the following:

	a <- (85,75,82,76,71,85)
	b <- (71,75,73,74,69,82) 
	c <- (59,64,62,69,75,67)

..Then,

	print.anova(a,b,c)

..I got:

"Error in print.anova(a, b, c) : anova object must have colnames(.)!"


..Then,
	I tried to create colnames, but probably I didn't understand how to do it properly...And I guess my 'approach' to performing ANOVA in R was definitely wrong too.....


..Please, help me with ANOVA. I suspect, it's not that difficult...but still can't figure out how to do it.
..Thanks in advance.



..Best wishes,
..Cobalt.








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