Suppose we want to estimate the annual high temperatures of the hottest major cities in the United States. Below is data from 12 cities with the average annual temperature taken from 1971 to 2000CityTemperature (Fahrenheit)Phoenix, Arizona87.2Miami, Florida84.3Orlando, Florida82.8Riverside, California80.9Austin, Texas79.8Houston, Texas79.7San Antonio, Texas80.3Las Vegas, Nevada80.1Jacksonville, Florida79.3New Orleans, Louisiana78.2Tampa, Florida81.7Los Angeles, California75.2What's the population for this study?What's the sample for this study?

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Suppose we want to estimate the annual high temperatures of the hottest major cities in the United States. Below is data from 12 cities with the average annual temperature taken from 1971 to 2000

City	Temperature (Fahrenheit)
Phoenix, Arizona	87.2
Miami, Florida	84.3
Orlando, Florida	82.8
Riverside, California	80.9
Austin, Texas	79.8
Houston, Texas	79.7
San Antonio, Texas	80.3
Las Vegas, Nevada	80.1
Jacksonville, Florida	79.3
New Orleans, Louisiana	78.2
Tampa, Florida	81.7
Los Angeles, California	75.2