he data used for the questions in this lab comes from the Spotify playlist for the US$-$based Billboard Top $100$ songs.

For most of the questions in the lab, you will need to have $\{$tidyverse$\}$ installed on your computer and then load the package $($particularly if you want to use pipes$).$

Note the code, and objects within the code, will change for each question.

Copy and use the R code below to answer the following question. You will need to use R on your computer and write additional code.

song$\_$length $<-$ c$(172626,214405,174000,202133,174728,160656,216764,173381,173549,225148,162680,186677,193346,141805,174680,270586,206772,173182,169237,212878,231832,214416,213493,254181,2$e$+05,189560,206385,176146,165760,186538,216120,191013,202735,213718,186173,224694,136760,204316,168601,185680,167480,179426,136266,197442,198324,160239,195760,200547,143901,257213,175163,179720,221693,145800,210560,226088,188918,207065,152137,185855,153190,227527,263288,205946,238805,153000,168873,164818,225664,212000,242965,207853,185600,202226,224773,161266,161840,231041)$

Which ONE of the following statements is FALSE?

Group of answer choices

There are $78$ songs in the vector named song$\_$length

The longest song in the vector named song$\_$length is $270591$ milliseconds

If you played all of the songs in the vector named song$\_$length it would take $15107626$ milliseconds

The shortest song in the vector named song$\_$length is $136266$ milliseconds