Use the following historical data for the annual average temperature records for New York City, USA, and Sydney, Australia. For each year, the data value is calculated by taking the average of the daily high temperature readings from every day of that year, observed in a specific location, e.g., Central Park for New York and Observatory Hill for Sydney. The data are sorted by year in ascending order. For your convenience, temperatures have been converted to the Fahrenheit scale. You can find the data and the original data sources at @ Temperature trends . Please use attached EXCEL data file @ NYC and Sydney Temperature data _ [+] to answer the following questions. a) Use a software package such as SPSS or EXCEL to obtain summary statistics for the annual average temperatures in New York City and Sydney over the entire recorded period (1869 to 2013 for NYC and 1859 to 2010 for Sudney): mean, median, mode, max, min, standard deviation, and range. Identify the hottest year and the coldest year for each city. NYC Average (mean) NYC = Median NYC = Mode NYC = Max NYC = Min NYC = Standard deviation NYC = Range NYC=Hottest Year for NYC = Coldest Year for NYC = Sidney Average (mean) Sidney = Median Sidney = Mode Sidney = Max Sidney = Min Sidney = Standard deviation Sidney = Range Sidney= Hottest Year for Sidney = Coldest Year for Sidney = b) Obtain boxplot for each data set and upload an image of the boxplots below. Upload a boxplot for the NYC data Choose File No file chosen Upload a boxplot for the Sidney data Choose File No file chosen