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Data analytics projects in R
>## Data analytics projects in R

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You are working on a project for a meteorology bureau. You have been supplied weather data for 4 cities in the US: Chicago, NewYork, Houston and SanFrancisco.You are required to deliver the following outputs:

1.A table showing the annual averages of each observed metric for every city
1. A table showing the annual averages of each observed metric for every city

2.A table showing by how much temperature fluctuates each month from min to max (in %). Take min temperature as the base
2. A table showing by how much temperature fluctuates each month from min to max (in %). Take min temperature as the base

3.A table showing the annual maximums of each observed metric for every city
3. A table showing the annual maximums of each observed metric for every city

4.A table showing the annual minimums of each observed metric for every city
4. A table showing the annual minimums of each observed metric for every city

5.A table showing in which months the annual maximums of each metric were observed in every city (Advanced)
5. A table showing in which months the annual maximums of each metric were observed in every city (Advanced)