# In doing this assignment, you will demonstrate some basic functionality of $R.$

# Use what you learned in lecture to complete this assignment.

# For each question, type your answer on the line that follows the question prompt.

# CG Q$1$ # Use R to multiply $36$ by $27.$

$36**27$

# CG Q$2$ # In a single line, create a vector that consists of the numbers $1,6,7,10,$ and $6,$ name it vec, and print its contents.

print $($vec c$(1,6,7,10,6$

# CG Q$3$ # Use the length function on vec to return the number of entries in vec.

length$($vec$)$

# CG Q$4$ # Use the mean function on vec to find the average of the numbers in vec.

mean $($vec$)$

# CG Q$5$ # Add $2$ to every entry of vec.

vec$+2$

# CG Q$6$ # Type a line of code that returns TRUE for an entry of vec being equal to $6$ and a FALSE otherwise vec$==6$

# CG Q$7$ # Now use the sum function on your logical vector from Q$3$ to count the number of $6s$ in vec.

$)==(6$

# CG Q$8$ # Use the which function on vec to return the position$($s$)$ of $6$ within the vector.

which vec $==6$

# CG Q$9$ # In a single statement, take the natural log of every entry of vec, name this object logVec$,$ and print the results.

print $(log(vec))$

# CG Q$10$ # Use the exp function on logVec to return the raw values of vec.

f