1. does the data satisfy the assumptions of ANOVA?2. Write the null and alternative hypothesis of this study.3. What is your conclusion based on the ANOVA table? Is there a significant effect of the group?4. Use the post hoc test to determine if there are any significant differences between the groups. In a study by Wang et al. (A-6), researchers examined bone strength. They collected 10 cadavericfemurs from subjects in three age groups: young (19-49 years), middle-aged (50-69 years), andelderly (70 years or older) [Note: one value was missing in the middle-aged group]. One of theoutcome measures (W) was the force in Newtons required to fracture the bone. The following tableshows the data for the three age groups.Young (Y)Middle-aged (MA)Elderly (E)193.6125.459.0137.5126.587.284.4115.998.8122.078.1145.494.351.9117.099.957.1105.483.354.799.972.878.674.083.553.774.496.0112.8Source: Data provided courtesy of Xiaodu Wang, Ph.D.

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1. does the data satisfy the assumptions of ANOVA? 2. Write the null and alternative hypothesis of this study. 3. What is your conclusion based on the ANOVA table? Is there a significant effect of the group? 4. Use the post hoc test to determine if there are any significant differences between the groups.

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