Unit 13 Assignment: Two-sample t-test T-TEST GROUPS=sex(0 1) /MISSING=ANALYSIS VARIABLES=calorie /CRITERIA=CI(. 95). T-Test EMI . Bay Group Statistics SEX N Mean Sid. Deviation Sid. Error Mean calorie 0 Male 405 2015.4119 500.05071 22. 47561 1 Female 505 2010.9750 527.28057 23.48278 Independent Samples Test Levene's Test for Equality of -test for Equality of Means Variances F Sig Sig. (2-tailed) Mean Std. Error 95% Confidence Interval of the Difference Difference Difference Lower Upper Equal variances assumed 1.388 238 -.140 908 888 4.50403 32.50807 68.35805 50.22798 calorie Equal variances not .140 096.918 888 -4.58403 32 49085 -68.32234 50.10427 assumed The BMI.sav file includes a sample of 1000 adults measured on the following variables: bmi - Body Mass Index calorie - Daily Caloric Intake exercise - Number of minutes of Exercise per Week income - Monthly Salary in Dollars food_exp - Monthly Expenditure on Food in Dollars education - Education Level in Years density - Residential Density (High, Medium, and Low It is suggested that males and females have different daily caloric intakes, with males able to consume a somewhat larger number of calories per day to maintain current weight levels. In the above tables, the averages for daily caloric intake for a sample of adult males and a sample of adult females are compared using a two-sample t-test. Is there evidence to suggest that males and females differ significantly in their levels of daily caloric intake (using an alpha level of .05)? Examine the results in the above tables and provide a brief write-up of your interpretation of these results in the space below. Once completed save this document and submit using the assignment function of the course