To complete this Signature Assignment, you will use the statistical knowledge and scientific writing skills acquired in this course. You will be initially asked to develop two types of research questions, or research questions involving relationships between variables and research questions involving the difference between variables.A research question is a clear inquiry asking just one question and eliciting more than a simple yes or no response. Begin your research question with how, why, or what rather than does, do, or can. Once your research questions have been developed, you will need to create corresponding null and alternative hypotheses for each research question. Remember, the null hypothesis indicates a non-significant relationship or difference will exist while an alternative hypothesis indicates a significant relationship or difference will exist.Research questions and hypotheses are divided into two categories: relationship questions and descriptive questions.See Attached

a rectangular tank is half filled with water. another 650 cubic centimeters of water are  needed to make it 3/5 full. How much water will be in the tank when it is 3/5 full?

Find a dataset and create a statistical question.Example: (choose one)1) ANOVA analysis – Notice that you are comparing the averages of two different categories like ”Is there a statistically significant difference between the salaries of Women versus Men for the same job type?” 2) Regression Analysis – Notice you are comparing two different sets of numbers to see if one is the predictor of the other like "Is calcium intake in mg/day a significant predictor of students SAT scores?”Submit a Word and an Excel. Details show below.