A farmer is trying to maximize milk production in his cows and is testing the ro

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A farmer is trying to maximize milk production in his cows and is testing the role of diet and exercise. He is hypothesizing that grass is the best diet because cows are adapted to eating grasses. He is also hypothesizing that exercise will affect hormone and stress levels and in turn affect milk production. He fed his cows three diets and treated them to three different exercise regimes. what type of statistics should be used to analyze this problem? If the parametric assumptions are perform a non-parametric test. Analyze the data by providing a not met, complete analysis (descriptive statistics, ANovA- if necessary).

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Here I divide the whole data in a table which describes all inspection.

So, Overall here average milk production (L/day) is more better in grass feed type rather than feed type. With grass feed type exercise also plays a important role in production. In high exercise with grass feed type, milk production is maximum and in none exercise with grain feed type, milk production is minimum.So farmer guesses right.

Feed Type grass corn grain Exercise type none low high none low high none low high milk production(L/day) 9 12 13 3 3 7 3 4 5 11 13 14 3 4 8 4 5 6 13 15 16 5 7 9 5 6 7 average 11 13.33 14.33 3.67 4.67 8 4 5 6

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