The average temperatures for a 15-day period for Birmingham, Alabama, and Chicago, Illinois, are shown. Based...

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The average temperatures for a 15-day period for Birmingham, Alabama, and Chicago, Illinois, are shown. Based on the sample at a= 0.05, can it be concluded that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different? Round any values to three places. Birmingham 78 82 68 67 68 75 73 75 64 68 62 73 77 78 79 Chicago 70 74 73 60 77 71 72 71 74 76 71 80 65 70 83 None of these There is not enough evidence (p-value-0.5) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value -0.001) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is not enough evidence (p-value - 1) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value-0.023) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value-1) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. The average temperatures for a 15-day period for Birmingham, Alabama, and Chicago, Illinois, are shown. Based on the sample at a= 0.05, can it be concluded that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different? Round any values to three places. Birmingham 78 82 68 67 68 75 73 75 64 68 62 73 77 78 79 Chicago 70 74 73 60 77 71 72 71 74 76 71 80 65 70 83 None of these There is not enough evidence (p-value-0.5) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value -0.001) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is not enough evidence (p-value - 1) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value-0.023) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different. There is enough evidence (p-value-1) to support the claim that the temperatures in the two places are significantly different.