A nutrition expert claims that the amount of running a person does relates to that person’s blood cholesterol level. Six runners from each of three running categories were randomly chosen to have their blood cholesterol levels checked. The sample means and sample variances were as follows:
Weekly miles run
Less than 15
188
190
Between 15 and 30
181
211
More than 30
174
202
Do these data prove the nutritionist’s claim? Use the 5 percent level of significance.
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