Question 1: A sports physiologist is interested in understanding the impact of different types of warm-up routines on the performance of amateur runners. She focuses on comparing dynamic stretching, static stretching, and no stretching before running. To conduct her study, she recruits 30 amateur runners who have similar baseline fitness levels. These runners have not engaged in any structured warm-up routines prior to the study. She divides them into three groups, each consisting of 10 runners. For the first group, the runners perform dynamic stretching exercises for 15 minutes before their run. The second group engages in static stretching for 15 minutes before running. The third group does not perform any stretching exercises and begins running immediately. The physiologist measures the performance of the runners by recording their time to complete a 5-kilometer run. The results are recorded as follows (in minutes): Question 1: A sports physiologist is interested in understanding the impact of different types of warm-up routines on the performance of amateur runners. She focuses on comparing dynamic stretching, static stretching, and no stretching before running. To conduct her study, she recruits 30 amateur runners who have similar baseline fitness levels. These runners have not engaged in any structured warm-up routines prior to the study. She divides them into three groups, each consisting of 10 runners. For the first group, the runners perform dynamic stretching exercises for 15 minutes before their run. The second group engages in static stretching for 15 minutes before running. The third group does not perform any stretching exercises and begins running immediately. The physiologist measures the performance of the runners by recording their time to complete a 5-kilometer run. The results are recorded as follows (in minutes)