24. A restaurant owner wants to determine if the price for a bowl of French onion soup is the same in Charleston and Charlotte. In order to do this, she takes a random sample of menu prices for French onion soup in both cities. She finds that a sample of 35 restaurants in Charleston gives a mean price of $5.75 per bowl and that a sample of 32 restaurants in Charlotte gives a mean price of $5.25 per bowl. The population standard deviations for soup prices in Charleston and Charlotte are $1.25 and $1.75, respectively. Is there a difference in the mean price of a bowl of French onion soup in the two cities? Conduct a hypothesis test at a = 0.02 significance level and construct the corresponding confidence interval to support your analysis. Ho: test statistic: Ha: critical value: 1 = p-value: left-tail right-tail two-tail % confidence interval: z-test t-test if = reject Ho do not reject Ho Analysis 1: Analysis 2: Summary statement