Please solve on R

g$.$ We can perform a $1-$way ANOVA test in $R$ without any of the above calculations. The easiest way to perform an anova test is to put the data into a data frame with the data.frame$()$ function, where each entry is also listed alongside which category the entry belongs to $("$low$",$ "medium", or "high" temp in this case$).$ Input the following commands to define a vector matching the data points and then saving the data as a data frame.

tempc$($rep$("1$ow$",14),$ rep$("$med$",14),$ rep$("$high$",19))$

d$\_$beedata.frame$($ehb$,$ temp$)$

You can type in View $($d$\_$bee$)$ to visualize it and see it is two columns named ehb and temp $($note View $()$ is capitalized$).$ You can then perform an ANOVA test with the following command:

beetestaov $($ehb temp, data$=$d$\_$bee$)$

summary $($beetest$)$

The above command effectively makes a model of ehb as a function of temp, where ehb and temp are data in the d$\_$bee data frame. It then performs an ANOVA test, where summary $()$ provides the results of your test.

These above commands will be your answer for $(g),$ but also please highlight the p$-$value, which should be very similar to your answer for $($f$).$ Note, for ANOVA tests this will be denoted as $).$