Based on Table 1 and Table 2, how does the death rate (not death numbers) from COVID-19 for Chicago vary from that for the United States? Show your calculations.

Table 1. COVID-19 morbidity and mortality by geography (as of 4/6 - 4/12/2023) Geography Total Cases Total Deaths Chicago 753,966 8,049 Illinois 4,122,046 36,687 The U.S. 104.242,889 1,127.104 World 762,791,152 6,897.025 Source: Our World in Data, htips://ourworldindata.org/oovid-vaccinations?country -OWID_WRL; The New York Times, https:/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html; City of Chicago, https://www.chicago.gowcityen/sites/covid Table 2. Characteristics of Chicago resident deaths Characteristic Number Total Deaths Rate per 100,000 Citywide total 8.049 100% 290.7 Age 0-17 0.1% 0.0 18-29 57 0.8% 11.8 30-39 197 2.4% 41.7 40-49 458 5.7% 131.2 50-59 933 11.6% 287.6 60-69 1,715 21.3% 658.1 70-79 1,990 24.7% 1,292.0 80- 2,681 33.3% 3,357.9 Unknown 0 0.0% Gender Female 3,436 42.7% 246.8 Male 4,613 57.3% 348.9 Unknown 0.0% Race-Ethnicity Asian-Non-Latinx 347 4.3% 201.0 Black-Non-Latinx 3,366 41.8% 428.7 Latinx 2,351 29.2% 298.1 Other-Non-Latinx 64 0.8% 49.7 Unknown 15 0.2% White-Non-Latinx 1,906 23.7% 205.9 Source: COVID-19 at a Glance, City of Chicago, https /www.chicago.gov'city/en/shes/covid-19/homanlatest-data.html Table 3. The 2021 population estimates of the resident for the U.S. (07/01/2021) Area Population Chicago 2,739,797 Illinois 12,671,469 The U.S. 331.893,745 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, https:/www.census.gowprograms-surveys/popestidata/tables.html