2. A researcher is asked by a rabbit food manufacturer to determine whether animals will show apreference among three new food mixes recently developed. The researcher takes a sample of n= 6 rabbits. They are deprived of food overnight and presented simultaneously with three bowlsof the mixes on the next morning. After 10 minutes, the bowls are removed, and the amount offood (in ounces) consumed is determined for each type of mix. The data follow. Fully test thequestion (5 steps) and determined the effect size.RabbitMix 1Mix 2Мix 3A3216В516.C439.D7512E336.F1359.T1 = 6SS1 = 8T1 = 24SS1 = 16T1 = 18SS1 = 16G= 48Ex? = 196%3DМ31M= 4M= 3

Given: Mix 1 Mix 2 Mix 3 3 2 1 0 5 1 2 4 3 0 7 5 0 3 3 1 3 5

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