Could i get some help with at least one or two of the below questions?

2. .4 researcher was interested in determining the most effective way to trap spruce hudworin moths (which, as their name suggests, attack spruce trees]. She placed moth traps at four different locations in the tree [top hranches, middle branches, lower branches, or on the ground at the base of the tree]. Each trap contained one of three types of lure (scent, sugar, and chemical]. She then measured the number of spruce hudworm moths found in each trap after 43 hours. Her data are shown below: top, scent: 23, 13, 32, 15, 13 middle, scent: 33, 12, 42, 25, 2 1 lower, scent: 44, 21, 33, 32, 23 ground, scent: 1?, 12, 23, 13, 14 top, sugar: 35, 22, 33, 2 1, 1? middle, sugar: 35, 33, 44, 2?, 22 lower, sugar: 42, 1?, 31, 23, 3? ground, sugar: 13, 2?, 15, 23, 13 top, chemical: 32, 23, 13, 13, 2|]I middle, chemical: 3?, 43, 13, 23, 33 lower, chemical: 35, 33, 41, 31, 34 ground, chemical: 22, 25, 14, 13, 13 d. Fit a two-way ANB'iFA model to the spruce moth data. include the output in your assignment e. lGiven this analysis, what can you conclude about the effect of the interaction between trap location and lure type on the number of moths trapped? For full rnarks, provide: 1:, Statistical null [Ho] and alternate {Ha} hypotheses ii. The distribution of the test statistic if Ho is true, along with its df iii. The value of the test statistic and the F-value iv. Biological conclusions in terms of study variables f. Given this analysis, what can you conclude about the effect of trap location on the number of moths trapped? For full marks, provide: 1,. Statistical null {Ho} and alternate [Ha] hypotheses ii. The distribution of the test statistic if Ho is true, along with its df iii. The value of the test statistic and the F-value iv. Biological conclusions in terms of study variables g. Given this analysis, what can you conclude about the effect of lore type on the number of moths trapped? For full marks, provide: 1,. Statistical null {Ho} and alternate [Ha] hypotheses ii. The distribution of the test statistic if Ho is true, along with its df iii. The value of the test statistic and the P-value iv. Biological conclusions in terms of study variables