Data Assignment - Introduction The KoppenGeiger climate classification system is a common climate classification system. It classifies the climate of a region using 3 letters. The first represents the type of climate, the second indicates precipitation, and the third corresponds to temperature. For example, San Diego is classified as Bshm, where the B represents arid climate, 5 stand for dry summer, and h corresponds to hot. For the 3rd symbol to be h, the annual average temperature should be above 18C. Dataset We will use the hourly weather dataset to consider temperature changes in the city. Note that the temperatures given in the dataset is in Kelvin. To convert from Kelvin to C use [ C] =[K]-273.15 Using hypothesis testing, verify with 5% significance if the city of San Diego should have the 3rd symbol to be h according to the Koppen- Geiger climate classification system using temperature data from the year 2016. G San Diego may have the 3rd symbol to be h according to the KoppenGeiger climate classification system 0 San Diego should not have the 3rd symbol to be h according to the KoppenGeiger climate classification system