6 Using the following information, conduct Tukey's HSD tests.Group A: m - 2.000, п 3 4Group B: m= 2.250, n=4Group C: m%3D6.500, п %3D 4Table 43.1ANOVA TableSum ofМeanSource ofVariationdfSquaresSquareFBetween Groups251.16725.58312.973*Within Groups17.7501.972Total1168.917*p<.052. What is the size of the observed difference between the means for Groups A andC? (Subtract the smaller from the larger to get a positive value.)Can someone please help me figure out number2?? I have tried many different things, watchingvideos and reviewing my notes and I am soconfused. Thank you!!

It is given that Mean for group A = 2.000 Mean for group B = 2.250 Mean for group C = 6.500

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2. What is the size of the observed difference between the means for Groups A and C? (Subtract the smaller from the larger to get a positive value.)