Want to explain these outputs? Standardized Residual forRoot lenghta. Lilliefors Significance CorrectionDependent Variable: LNYSourceCorrected ModelInterceptTreatmentStatisticKolmogorov-SmimoydfTests of Normality.103Type III Sum ofSquares58.344497.040Tests of Between-Subjects Effectsdf9129954.4194Type1.8871Treatment Type1.4224Error54.814289Total607.848299Corrected Total113.1582988. R Squared = .516 (Adjusted R Squared = .501)Sig..000Statistic13.6051.887.356190.947Shapiro-WilkdfMean SquareF6.48334.179497.040 2620.56571.7289.9491.875299Sig..000.000.000.002.115Sig.U1.000 LNYLevene's Test of Equality of Error Variancesa,bLeveneStatisticBased on MeanBased on MedianBased on Median andwith adjusted dfDependent Variable: LNYSourceCorrected ModelInterceptTreatmentTypeTreatment TypeErrorTotalType III Sumof Squares58.344ª497.04054.4191.8871.42254.814607.848113.158Based on trimmed mean2.908289Tests the null hypothesis that the error variance of the dependent variable is equalacross groups.a. Dependent variable: LNYb. Design: Intercept + Treatment + Type + Treatment * Typedf3.1272.1782.178Tests of Between-Subjects Effects91414289299298df199Mean Square6.483Corrected Totala. R Squared= .516 (Adjusted R Squared= .501)99df2289289198.613F34.179497.040 2620.56513.60571.7281.8879.9493561.875.190Sig..001.024.025.003Sig..000.000.000002.115

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