Nine computer-components dealers in major metropolitan areas were asked for their prices on two similar color inkjet printers

Nine computer-components dealers in major metropolitan areas were asked for their prices on two similar color inkjet printers. The results of this survey are given below. At α = 0.05, is it reasonable to assert that, on average, the Apson printer is less expensive than the Okay data printer?

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