How do I find the F score in STAT crunch?

SAT Reading Scores An instructor claims that the variance of SAT critical reading scores for females is different than the variance of SAT critical reading scores for males. The table shows the SAT critical reading scores for 9 randomly selected female students and 13 randomly selected male students. At 1% level of significance, can you support the instructor's claim?

Female	480	610	340	630	520	690	540	600	800
Male	560	680	360	530	380	460	630	310	730	740	520	560	400

Instructions

• Step 1: Specify the hypotheses:
  • H_O: Variance of Population 1 is equal to Variance of Population 2.
  • H_A: Variance of Population 1 is not equal to Variance of Population 2.
• Step 2: Test statistic and related P-value.
  • StatCrunch will compute an F-value test statistic and the related P-value.
  • Copy and paste the Hypothesis test results table below.
• Step 3: Make a decision based on comparing the P-value with the level of significance, alpha, as follows:
  • If P-value less than or equal to alpha, reject H_O.
  • If P-value greater than alpha, fail to reject H_O.
• Step 4: State your conclusion.