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I. Using variables in $R.$ In $R$ you can assign an alphanumeric name to many different types of data, including numbers, vectors $($lists of numbers$),$ data frames $($collections of vectors$),$ and other more complex data types $$ you'll recall that in earlier homewouks you frequently assigned the result of a linear model to a vector. For all assignments in $R$ you use the assignment operator which you have used frequently. To see the value of a variable, just type the name of the variable and hit "enter".

A$.$ Numeric data: you can assign numeric values to variables and then do allof the conventional arithmetic operations on them, for example:

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$($ Task #$11)$ Do $5$ arithmetic operations of your choice in $R$ assigning values and results to variables, where you select your own variable names, values, and operations.

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