Does it matter how you ask a question? A study was conducted where people were asked if they would spend $100 to eat in a particular restaurant. One group of 240 consumers were told there was a 50% chance they would be satisfied. Another group of 215 consumers were told there was a 50% chance they would be dissatisfied. The only difference was the use of the word dissatisfied as opposed to satisfied. Of the first group 62 indicated they would eat at the restaurant, whilst 24 of the second group said they would. Conduct a test at the 5% level of significance to determine if the way the question is asked has affected the way that people respond.