You have two worksheets in a workbook. They are named New York and Chicago. You are in the Chicago worksheet. Cell A$30$ in the Chicago worksheet displays $$5,125.$ When you click on cell A$30$ of the Chicago worksheet, the formula bar displays $=\text{'}$ NewYork'$\text{'}!$B$33.$ What does this mean? $($Select all that apply$)$

Group of answer choices

Cell B$33$ of the New York Worksheet contains the value $$5,125$

Cell B$33$ of the New York worksheet is linked to cell A$30$ of the Chicago Worksheet

Cell B$33$ of the Chicago worksheet is linked to cell A$30$ of the New York Worksheet

None of these answers are correct