A study is developed to examine the effects of vitamin and milk supplements on infant weight gain. Four diet plans are considered: Diet A involves a regular diet plus the vitaminsupplement, Diet B involves a regular diet plus the special milk formula, Diet Cis our control diet (ie. no restrictions or special considerations, and Diet D involves a regular diet plusthe vitamin and the special milk formula. Twenty infants are selected for the investigation and each is randomized to one of the four competing diet programs.Descriptive Statistics for each of the 4 groups are presented below:Weight GainsmStdDeviationMeanStd. ErrorDiet A2.080.4324.1934Diet B1.680.37681685Diet C1.5603362.1503Diet D2.0802387.1068Total201.850.40330902Complete the ANOVA table below and select the answer which represents the correct. completed ANOVA table.FSum of Square degrees of freedom Mean Squares2.92Between GroupsWithin GroupsTotal3.0919Sum of Square degrees of freedom Mean Squares292Berween Groups1094Within Groups1.99616u125Total Within GroupsTotal3.0919Sum of Square degrees of freedom Mean SquaresFBerween Groups1.09430.3652.92Within Groups1.996160.125Total3.0919Sum of Square degrees of freedom Mean SquaresBetween Groups1.9960.6659.73Within Groups1.094160.068Total3.0919O None of these choices are correctSum of Square degrees of freedom Mean SquariesFBetween Groups1.0944.0.2742.06Within Groups1.996150,133Total3.0919

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