Assuming that any differences are statistically significant, for each table, (a) and (b) make two bar graphs showing the results (in one graph grouping the bars according to one variable and in the other graph grouping the bars according to the other variable); (c) indicate which effects (main and interaction), if any, are found; and (d) describe the meaning of the pattern of means (that is, any main or interaction effects or the lack thereof) in words.a. Measured variable: Days sick per month

Make TWO bar graphs showing the results. In one graph, group the bars according to one variable and in the graph, group the bars according to the other variable. 1. Which effects (main and interaction) are found? Marginal mean of exercisers: Marginal mean of controlss Marginal mean of females_ Marginal mean of males: Difference across exercisers - Difference across controls - Difference across females - Difference across males - lii. Describe the meaning of the pattern of means (that is, any main or interaction effects or the lack thereof) in words b. Measured variable: GPA Major Community 21 231 Colleg Liberal Arts Make TWO bar graphs showing the results. In one graph, group the bars according to one variable and in the graph, group the bars according to the other variable