Suppose a fast-food researcher is interested in determining if there is a difference between Denver and Chicago in the average price of a comparable hamburger. There is some indication, based on information published by Grub Hub, that the average price of a hamburger in Denver may be more than it is in Chicago. Suppose further that the prices of hamburgers in any given city are approximately normally distributed with a population standard deviation of $0.64. A random sample of 15 different fast-food hamburger restaurants is taken in Denver and the average price of a hamburger for these restaurants is $9.11. In addition, a random sample of 18 different fast-food hamburger restaurants is taken in Chicago and the average price of a hamburger for these restaurants is $8.62. Use techniques presented in this chapter to answer the researcher's question. Explain your results

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