17. If appropriate, conduct a post hoc analysis (using Fisher's LSD) on the data presented below.ANOVAySum of SquaresMean SquaredfSig.Between Groups1613.2712806.6353.563.047Within Groups4754.21921226.391Total6367.49023aMeanStd. Deviation121.81811.01041.638.12.25028.8820.197Total30.772416.6393.

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