ggplot2 package

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R STUDIO !

Please answer by R studio.

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Question 2e So kernel density distributions are one way of looking at differentiation among different categories. Another way to show how the stocks differ in their spread would be to plot boxplots for the closing price of each stock over the period. Make a boxplot below with a differently filled box for each company. Do not include a guide for the different fills since it will be obvious from the x-axis which box is for which company. (Look up how to turn off the guide.) What are some of the strengths and weaknesses of this visualization? Question 2e So kernel density distributions are one way of looking at differentiation among different categories. Another way to show how the stocks differ in their spread would be to plot boxplots for the closing price of each stock over the period. Make a boxplot below with a differently filled box for each company. Do not include a guide for the different fills since it will be obvious from the x-axis which box is for which company. (Look up how to turn off the guide.) What are some of the strengths and weaknesses of this visualization