Question 11 The Edinburgh Artery Study examined risk factors for peripheral arterial disease among adults between the ages of 55 to 74 years. LDL cholesterol levels (measured in mmol/L) were compared among four different groups: those with intermittent claudication, major asymptomatic disease, minor asymptomatic disease, and no disease. Summary statistics are presented below: Group n mean Standard deviation Intermittent claudication 73 6.22 1 .62 Major asymptomatic disease 105 5.81 1 .43 Minor asymptomatic disease 240 5.77 1 .24 N0 disease 1,080 5.47 1.31 (11) Calculate the F statistic using the equations for M8,, and MSE presented in class. Show your work here: At the 0.05 level of signicance with df = 3 and df = 1,494, the critical F value is 2.61. Based on this, is what you found statistically signicant? (check the box)