Question: It is argued that the age of physician has a correlation with the patient satisfaction. Using Excel and Physician D ata (found in the data folder) , you are asked to compare the average patient satisfaction ( Patient_Satisfaction ) by age categories of physician to assess where that argument holds. Hint: You must create a new variable from the physician age variable indicating which age group the physician belongs to Group1 (<40), Group2 (41-60), and Group 3 (>61). You would like to know if there is a statistically significant difference in patient satisfaction between different age group of physician.

1. State the null and alternative hypotheses for the problem.
2. What is the mean patient satisfaction for the different age group of physician
3. Run an ANOVA to test for a significant difference in the mean patient satisfaction between the age groups. What are the results? Write up the results as if you were presenting it in a publication.
4. Use this data to ask an appropriate question where you will use a one-way ANOVA. State the null and alternative hypotheses and report the results. Write up the results as if you were presenting it in a publication. Bonus points if you have to create a new variable to answer your question!

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