A 2x2 experiment looks at how obesity and hunger affect the amount of food people eat. The results are shown below. n=10 participants per condition. Additional info if needed: N=40, G=120, ∑?2=640∑x2=640    please conduct a twoway ANOVA and draw conclusions about the main effects and interaction of obesity and hunger on food intake.      Obesity (Factor B)       B1 (Obese) B2 (normal weight) Hunger A1 (not hungry) M=4 SS=50 M=1 SS=30 Factor A A2 (hungry) M=5 SS=60 M=2 SS=40

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