Question 4 (Mandatory) (2 points)Match the following graphs with their likely p-values.4.53.5IMean Height (SD)2Σ 150.5>6I5Mean Height (SD)0ControlPhosphorusControlNitrogenPhosphorusNitrogenQuestion 5 (Mandatory) (4 points)4.5T1. p=0.00012. p=0.1439

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Question 4 (Mandatory) (2 points) Match the following graphs with their likely p-values. 4.5 3.5 I Mean Height (SD) 2 Σ 15 0.5 > 6 I 5 Mean Height (SD) 0 Control Phosphorus Control Nitrogen Phosphorus Nitrogen Question 5 (Mandatory) (4 points) 4.5 T 1. p=0.0001 2. p=0.1439