l. A botanist wants to know if the average stem length of daffodils differs based on which side of a building they grow on. So she collected 1'5 daffodils from each side (north. east. south. west) of the building and measured their stem length {in cm). Below is a partial ANOVA table of the results. 35 | df MS | F Building Side 639.0 Error Total 2101.6l a. 'Write the null and alternative hypotheses for this analysis. Then fill in the above table and write a full conclusion. in context and citing the appropriate statistics. Given: critical Tome = 2. F9 (51m; b. Calculate the appropriate measure of effect size and interpret it in context. (2p?) c. Below is a grouped boxplot of the stem lengths across all four building sides. W'hich assumption is violated? 1Which assumption passes? (2th Distributions of Daffodil Stem Lengths Stem Length (cm)