I just need help with 7 please. Annual Food Spending ($)Annual Household Income ($)Non mortgage household debt ($)Region: 1 = NE 2 = MW 3 = S 4 = WLocation: 1 = Metro 2 = Outside Metro89095669723180115684359457052111070652687161491114112740412183911138556318218866111561979064218991126942598187741191275742415766111351472045276851163143804685451176225240828057114322414056998113805296844806116674492461359211734741491408811291126703158761180264875316714118567555551678311103457148321407118694509801911411882146403781711867851927144151114331847691729511961959062166871192865795214161118206583551953811164088169415187111275769522146511117740961320117739577962205711153838827618961145793226479791111679659280111287769924273301116232911089876119621540701990811817147238178191112128774273134011864259805496311124006033466321195515763411857211014356549161362189555966211627211019757350184322111234564471087121932061136021908951526490221123007997917270211148466733151452111215753591561121720440795897521557939128657621117237548212508219353639980217761458456671214261382238576219830667871178211238677852936218673558251416721109445702290182199106426312768219928758811742321426434343213232179714124321009218290530212015121126696699192502172724971920838219784583991606521918750477940721586639112204092181855063021187313391290561573531743648721183633195225045916478311129072805212383110403569542221831469339343246963156263883314371311186955021355763113055776058173187835793718591311303163343255313136813647917950315549403811425731410826309265813163144142122470317700545792906531747940551317573190935036964043198635442224334311308788822175654110986596352786341576238407188674111617786271189441989547710229304116293644433168741818558871354244113972879541154941112435477812552414635398251949441100634953612195418426601021378741743649139223564111747510524553411539770500120254168425489416217419678605704106411285257625312284110114569562590741849661400109341668950532171064115696727741779341984169981216074112529668911768941102106743119995418868647821448941642638987178644111096648675839411008650421868941258727076175344191855411418593127862406801520212977558263148612677152008217131230593964312179121321170309132211274084645056021211581761403387412142338083311478123352318992762122630216472663129093659241135512126526592351321295596281112613126112423353149121043165134151961212630646212143312457836553550212955162910113761210262707271328712945651886116682262703479714622951862348520122109687870417002228865536203200422922651577159222249133476117704226976609681779922815251281816722288725013187632280625923810815228895473441181422844452645224692261483530917139224563343551061222804351836262133295527360036374329286518732963132798748003172613238753651913579321074675152106593268884497423711325479489234594326949437692122132106507594733357325188414233364132531140189177913246913677258293280565969019594321130453654230663281125906724032869665962032586937254101573237763356814143321182956934032124925178420284428456541352203742680153291233424263394980434943427802522052857942971772841223494260264623820165425618459381053842102177771618516428338597117980429048421061978642401736462993542109065340318177421514871290669642883066759209724284815761628767421135876221137342105537820259204269695516424795421321961171214824235433409325969427326506471075042845859898229404211766528842597042990873629711242 Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant differencebetween households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance,use Excel to perform the F-test for Equality of Variances. What is the correct decision and conclusion for this test?(Hint: you will have to re-organize the data and sort it into two groups to compare the annual food spending: households in metro area vs.households outside metro area)O a. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal.O b. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal.c. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal.O d. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal.QUESTION 7Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant differencebetween households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance,use Excel to perform the appropriate two-sample t-test based on the results from the F-test for Equality of Variances. From the t-test, whatconclusion can be drawn for this research study?O a. Households in a metro area have less variability on annual food spending them households outside the metro area.O b. There is a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area.O c. Households in the metro area spend significantly less on annual food spending than households outside the metro area.O d. There is not a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area.

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Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant difference between households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance, use Excel to perform the F-test for Equality of Variances. What is the correct decision and conclusion for this test? (Hint: you will have to re-organize the data and sort it into two groups to compare the annual food spending: households in metro area vs. households outside metro area) O a. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal. O b. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal. OC. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal. O d. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal. QUESTION 7 Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant difference between households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance, use Excel to perform the appropriate two-sample t-test based on the results from the F-test for Equality of Variances. From the t-test, what conclusion can be drawn for this research study? O a. Households in a metro area have less variability on annual food spending them households outside the metro area. O b. There is a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area. O. Households in the metro area spend significantly less on annual food spending than households outside the metro area. O d. There is not a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area.

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Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant difference
between households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance,
use Excel to perform the F-test for Equality of Variances. What is the correct decision and conclusion for this test?
(Hint: you will have to re-organize the data and sort it into two groups to compare the annual food spending: households in metro area vs.
households outside metro area)
O a. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal.
O b. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal.
c. Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are unequal.
O d. Fail to Reject the Null Hypothesis, thus the population variances are equal.
QUESTION 7
Use the file on Blackboard called "Excel Databases.xlsx". Locate the Consumer Food tab. Test to determine if there is a significant difference
between households in a metro area and households outside the metro area in annual food spending. Assuming a 1% level of significance,
use Excel to perform the appropriate two-sample t-test based on the results from the F-test for Equality of Variances. From the t-test, what
conclusion can be drawn for this research study?
O a. Households in a metro area have less variability on annual food spending them households outside the metro area.
O b. There is a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area.
O c. Households in the metro area spend significantly less on annual food spending than households outside the metro area.
O d. There is not a significant difference in annual food spending between households in a metro area and outside a metro area.

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