part D E "Trt" "Calories""1" 1 435.16"2" 1 338.99"3" 1 488.73"4" 1 590.28"5" 1 582.59"6" 1 635.21"7" 1 249.86"8" 1 441.66"9" 1 572.43"10" 1 357.78"11" 1 396.79"12" 1 298.38"13" 1 282.99"14" 1 368.51"15" 1 388.59"16" 1 256.32"17" 1 408.82"18" 1 424.94"19" 1 477.96"20" 1 428.74"21" 1 432.52"22" 1 428.27"23" 1 596.79"24" 1 456.3"25" 1 446.38"26" 2 414.61"27" 2 503.46"28" 2 425.22"29" 2 288.77"30" 2 184"31" 2 299.73"32" 2 350.65"33" 2 394.94"34" 2 261.55"35" 2 295.28"36" 2 139.69"37" 2 462.78"38" 2 179.59"39" 2 301.75"40" 2 436.58"41" 2 371.39."42" 2 469.02"43" 2 378.09"44" 2 287.31"45" 2 448.55"46" 2 332.64"47" 2 403.983d. (Data calories.txt) Refer to the caloric intake description and your answers to the previousquestion. What is the p-value?Do not round numbers for intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to three decimals.3e. (Data calories.txt) Refer to the caloric intake description and your answers to the previousquestion. We are interested in determining whether the difference in treatments is real or is simplydue to chance variation. Whether appropriate or not, you are asked to perform a Welch-t test usingthese data. What is your conclusion?O The difference in treatments is due to chance variation.The difference in treatments is real.O The results are inconclusive 3a. (Data calories.txt) Refer to the caloric intake description. We are interested in determiningwhether the difference in treatments is real or is simply due to chance variation. Answer thefollowing questions:(a) Do the sample for the first treatment follow the normal curve [Select]Yes, the histogram follow exactly the normal curveThe histogram doesn't follow the normal curve exactly, but(b) Do the sample for the second group follow the normal curve? No, the histogram is clearly very far from the normal curveNone of these answers seem appropriate. Please see my R(c) What is the experimental unit? [Select](d) How many populations? [Select](e) How many measurements per experimental unit? [Select](f) Is this a one-sample or two-sample problem? [Select]3b. (Data calories.txt) Refer to the caloric intake description and your answers to the previousquestion. We are interested in determining whether the difference in treatments is real or is simplydue to chance variation. Assume that the population(s) follow(s) the normal curve, but obviously,we only have information about the sample. Select the most appropriate option from the oneslisted below.O One-sample t testO (Welch) two-sample t-testChi-square test for goodness-of-fitO Chi-square test for independenceO None of the above are appropriate3c. (Data calories.txt) Refer to the caloric intake description and your answers to the previousquestion. We are interested in determining whether the difference in treatments is real or is simplydue to chance variation. Whether appropriate or not, you are asked to perform a Welch-t test usingthese data. What is the test statistic?Do not round numbers for intermediate calculations. Round your final answer to three decimals.

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Accepted Answer

Given information:

Treatment 1
Treatment 2

435.16
414.61

338.99
503.46

488.73
425.22…