Write and test a Matlab script requiring reading from a file. See here about the Mean Center of the US Population https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_center_of_the_United_States_population see http://www.cs.iit.edu/~cs104/labs/Lab10/populationByState.xls for the 2010 census population by state also including the latitude and longitude for each state. The record layout is STNAME: State name POPULATION: 2010 Census population tabulated for the state LATITUDE: latitude coordinate for the center of population for the state LONGITUDE: longitude coordinate for the center of population for the state Write a Matlab script called populationMean to read the file and calculate the Mean Center of the US Population for the 50 states. Output the latitude and longitude of the mean center. Then use Matlab code to add in these territories and see how the mean center moves: District of Columbia population = 601723 latitude = 38.91027 longitude = 77.014468 Puerto Rico population = 37257 Write and test a Matlab script requiring reading from a file. See here about the Mean Center of the US Population https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_center_of_the_United_States_population see http://www.cs.iit.edu/~cs104/labs/Lab10/populationByState.xls for the 2010 census population by state also including the latitude and longitude for each state. The record layout is STNAME: State name POPULATION: 2010 Census population tabulated for the state LATITUDE: latitude coordinate for the center of population for the state LONGITUDE: longitude coordinate for the center of population for the state Write a Matlab script called populationMean to read the file and calculate the Mean Center of the US Population for the 50 states. Output the latitude and longitude of the mean center. Then use Matlab code to add in these territories and see how the mean center moves: District of Columbia population = 601723 latitude = 38.91027 longitude = 77.014468 Puerto Rico population = 37257