gender drug pain male C 12.39867 female A 7.686667 male C 14.01467 female A 9.693333 male C 11.64667 female A 8.888667 female A 6.942667 female A 2.130667 female A 7.26 female A 5.868667 male B 12.93 female C 12.19333 female A 7.196667 male C 13.88 male A 8.182667 male B 16.636 female C 9.413333 male C 11.20733 female B 8.352 male A 7.243333 female A 6.806 male B 9.808667 female A 6.668667 female A 6.984667 female A 7.072 female C 2.404667 male B 7.84 female B 3.838 male B 9.418 male A 7 male A 7 female A 5 male A 8 This exercise calls on the data set "analgesics & ". The data set contains the following variables: Gender: male or female Drug: which of three drugs was administered, A, B, or C Pain: the patient's level of pain, with a higher value representing greater pain. You first create a table showing the average level of pain for each drug/gender combination. Put "Gender" in the rows of the table and "Drug" in the Columns. After making observation on differences in the effectiveness of the three drugs based on your table, you decide to conduct a one-way ANOVA analysis to test whether the average level of pain differs by gender. Use a 5% significance level.