As a budding psychologist, you wander whether you can teach an old dog new tricks. You get 15 young and 15 old dogs and teach them three of the old standards: "sit", "shake", and "roll over".Teaching only one trick to each dog, you keep a record of how many days it takes before they learn the tricks. The following data were obtained from a two-factor independent-measures experiment with n = 5 participants in each treatment condition. 'sit''shake''roll over' Old Dogs M = 3 T = 15 SS = 18 M = 6 T = 30 SS = 28 M = 9 T = 45 SS = 26 Young Dogs M = 1 T = 5 SS = 8 M = 4 T = 20 SS = 20 M = 1 T = 5 SS = 20 a.State and test the hypotheses (tabulate your calculations). b.Express the results of your analyses in words (clearly so a friend of yours who has a dog but no understanding of stats would still be able to understand your point) and show them graphically. c. State for which of the main effects would it be appropriate to conduct a post-hoc test? Conduct a post-hoc test of your choice