describe what an ANOVA does, why it is useful, and what your results showed to an individual with no access to the data or knowledge of statistics. (*Note: In some cases, when the p-value is very significant, you will see an E- and a number after your p-value on your output table. This means you need to move the decimal place to the left the number of spaces indicated by the number following the p-value to determine the exact value.)

A B C D E F G H K L Month 2017 2018 2019 Anova: Single Factor Jan 65 26 19 February 67 22 17 SUMMARY March 53 14 20 Groups Count Sum Average Variance April 69 19 24 2017 12 566 47.16666667 374.5151515 May 81 24 26 2018 12 291 24.25 28.38636364 June 43 22 19 2019 12 288 24 18 July 36 20 29 August 36 29 25 September 33 27 27 ANOVA October 31 25 26 Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit Novemeber 34 34 30 Between Groups 4247.722222 2 2123.861111 15.13794345 2.16296E-05 3.284917651 December 18 29 26 Within Groups 4629.916667 33 140.3005051 Total 8877.638889 35