See below for the R Studio code questions. Please Help! G$.$ Rerun the code from C and E above to check that all missing data have been fixed.

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$-\backslash$#$\backslash$# Step $3$: Use ggplot to explore the distribution of each variable

$**$Don$\text{'}$t forget to install and library the ggplot$2$ package.$**$ Then:

H$.$ Create a histogram for $**$ new$\_$sp$\_$m$014**.$ Be sure to add a title and briefly describe what the histogram means in a comment.

I. Create histograms $($using ggplot$)$ of each of the other three variables from E with ggplot$().$

Which parameter do you need to adjust to make the other histograms look right?

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$\backslash$#$\backslash$# Step $4$: Explore how the data changes over time and $**$new$\_$sp$\_$m$014**$ on the Y$-$axis.

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K$.$ Next, create similar graphs for each of the other three variables. Change the $\backslash (\{\}^\{**\}\backslash )$ color$**$ of the line plots $($any color you want$).$

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$1-..$ among citizens $65$ years of age and older$**$ and save the resulting vector in the tbCan variable called $**$new$\_$sp$\_$combined$65**.$