The information in the table is from an experiment where 6 randomly selected female and 6 randomly selected male goats were assigned to two different supplement regimes. Three males and 3 females were given a dose of 3 units of feed supplement. The same number of females and males were assigned to the control treatment with 0 units of supplement. The response measured was average weight gain per day after being fed in individual pens for 2 weeks.sex dose gain F 0 units 45 M 0 units 50 F 3_units 60 M 3_units 67 F 0 units 52 M 0 units 55 F 3_units 63 M 3_units 67 F 0 units 48 3 0 units 53 F 3_units 65 M 3 units 70No. The effect of the different supplement dose levels does not depend on the sex of the goat. I reached this conclusion a because F-calc = 10.012 and P-value = 0.013 b No. The effect of the different supplement dose levels does not depend on the sex of the goat. I reached this conclusion because F-calc = 0.107 and P-value = 0.752 C Yes. The effect of the different supplement dose levels does depend on the sex of the goat. I reached this conclusion because F-calc = 0.107 and P-value = 0.752 d Yes. The effect of the different supplement dose levels does depend on the sex of the goat. I reached this conclusion because F-calc = 10.012 and P-value = 0.013