Is the average age of government supporters in the low anchor group statistically significantly different from the average age of opposition supporters in the low anchor group? Present the hypothesis test either by carrying it out step-by-step or by relying on a built in function for mean differences. Use anlevel of 0.05. Do conclusions change if you use anlevel of 0.01? Please use two-sided tests.

* I have already done the data, please interpret above and explain statistically and answerquestion.

##ho:average age of gov. supporters no different from the average age of opposition supp.

##h1:average age of gov. supporters statistically different from the average age of opposition supp.

Two Sample t-test data:cv$age[cv$gov == "0"] and cv$age[cv$gov == "1"] t = 2.1895, df = 789.52, p-value = 0.02885

alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0 95 percent confidence interval:0.281830 5.165273

sample estimates: mean of x mean of y56.4904153.76686