Emma	Jennifer	Lisa	Eloise	Nadya	Emma	Jennifer	Lisa	Eloise
113	90	95	129	111	118.1	121.6	125.1	128.6
155	174	105	167	169	160.3	162.4	164.5	166.6
124	159	176	120	66	82.5	67	51.5	36
89	135	171	139	146	171.4	183.2	195	206.8
110	150	69	175	86	111.1	108.8	106.5	104.2
90	102	85	77	155	133.3	143.8	154.3	164.8
129	84	80	133	144	137.7	145.6	153.5	161.4
65	133	82	97	115	117.6	124	130.4	136.8
129	161	169	124	90	100.1	88.6	77.1	65.6
132	98	162	111	111	114.1	111.2	108.3	105.4
133	169	177	102	120	112.3	103	93.7	84.4
73	81	156	106	63	97.3	97.8	98.3	98.8
101	73	134	96	179	170.3	188.2	206.1	224
178	127	175	83	65	44.6	17.6	-9.4	-36.4
114	180	143	175	133	158.9	162.2	165.5	168.8
175	163	124	140	67	62.1	38.2	14.3	-9.6
77	171	134	82	149	139.1	144.6	150.1	155.6
179	86	170	151	122	126.9	122	117.1	112.2
131	75	136	87	106	95.6	91.8	88	84.2
140	166	121	99	167	134.7	133.4	132.1	130.8

To find you elite athlete, you decide to look at the run data over the last 20 runs for 10 runners.You've been able to collect run times (in mins) for each of the 10 runners. Is there a statistically significant difference between the runners so you can identify which one of them could be your elite athlete?

Please review the problem and the data provided in each tab. Identify the type of hypotheis test needed to be done to solve the problem and go through the key steps for each hypothesis test.