Participant ID Shift Total Sales 1 Day S 599 2 Day $ 233 3 Day $ 605 4 Day $ 222 5 Day S 1,100 6 Day S 855 7 Day S 344 8 Day S 333 9 Day S 222 10 Day S 567 11 Day S 850 12 Day S 888 13 Day $ 200 14 Day $ 566 15 Day S 335 16 Day S 643 17 Day S 344 18 Day S 456 19 Day S 124 20 Day $ 125 21 Day S 742 22 Day $ 112 23 Day S 322 24 Day S 1,224 25 Day $ 112 26 Day S 70 27 Day S 233 28 Day $ 783 29 Day $ 634 30 Day $ 233 31 Day $ 732 32 Day $ 666 33 Day $ 233 34 Night S 9,060 35 Night $ 5,604 36 Night $ 5,663 S 223 37 Night 38 Night S 6,334 39 Night S 7,885 40 Night S 3,442 41 Night $ 2,245 42 Night S 3,448 43 Night S 223 44 Night $ 6,678 45 Night $ 4,556 46 Night 47 Night 48 Night 49 Night 50 Night $ 113 SSSSS $ 344 988 907 6,663 50 Night 51 Night 52 Night 53 Night 54 Night 55 Night 5555SS 113 4,556 2,567 8,954 $ 3,463 5,366 56 Night $ 2,332 57 Night $ 3,234 58 Night $ 1,222 59 Night $ 1,211 60 Night $ 1,222 61 Night $ 1,441 62 Night S 3,744 63 Night S 7,447 64 Night $ 5,473 65 Night S 6,733 66 Night S 7,452 67 Weekend S 9,402 68 Weekend S 8,925 69 Weekend S 8,034 70 Weekend S 8.968 71 Weekend 5 9.246 72 Weekend S 6.902 73 Weekent S 8,401 74 Weekent S 7,028 75 Weekent S 9,684 76 Weekend S 8.726 77 Weekent S 7.833 78 Weekent S 7,843 79 Weeken S 9.845 80 Weekent S 8.262 81 Weekend S 8.523 82 Weekend S 9,367 83 Weekens 5 2.357 84 Weekend S 9.070 85 Weeken S 9,783 86 Weekend S 9,683 87 Weekens 5 10.311 88 Weekend S 9,481 89 Weekend $ 10,525 90 Weeken $ 9,852 91 Weekend $ 9,026 92 Weekend $ 8,362 93 Weekend S 8,727 94 Weekend $ 8,792 95 Weekent S 9,573 96 Weekend $ 8,673 97 Weekend $ 7,847 98 Weekend $ 9,758 99 Weekend S 8,953 Assignment Content You are in charge of conducting an analysis for your organization to determine if there is a difference in product sales between the day shift, the night shift, and the weekend shift. Your coworker has already collected the data and they are ready for you to analyze. Review the data your coworker collected in the Analysis of ANOVA Test Data Spreadsheet. First, plan your analysis. Second, conduct your analysis. Third, describe your analysis. Create a 5- to 7-slide Microsoft PowerPoint presentation and include speaker notes. Include the following elements in your presentation. Part 1: Planning What are the null and alternative hypotheses? Where did you obtain your data or who obtained it for you? Part 2: Analysis What are the descriptive statistics for your sample? Include: Sample size Mean Median Mode Standard deviation Analysis procedures: What did you do to conduct your analysis? Part 3: Results and Discussion What are the test statistics and results? Include f statistic p-value What are the results? Are the results inferable to the population? Do you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? Explain. What do the results mean? What is your recommendation to the organization?