Submission Requirements:

a. R-Code: Must Submit the Fully Functional R-Code that is ready to run

b. Summary Write-up :Your report must be fully self-sufficient to a reader. That is, (a) it must include the problem statement (Copy from the text book), (b) R-Code, (Cut/paste from your code file), (c) Illustrations - Graphs/Tables (Properly numbered). (d) Proper Explanation of results (referring to figures, tables, as appropriate.)

Assignment - 3 Part - C BUAN 6356 Case Problem: Movie Theater Releases The movie industry is a competitive business. More than 50 studios produce hundreds of new movies for theater release each year, and the financial success of each movie varies considerably. The opening weekend gross sales ($ millions), the total gross sales ($ mil-lions), the number of theaters the movie was shown in, and the number of weeks the movie was in release are common variables used to measure the success of a movie released to theaters. Data collected for the top 100 theater movies released in 2016 are contained in the file Movies2016.csv. The Table below shows the data for the first 10 movies in this file. Table: Performance Data for Ten 2016 Movies Released to Theaters Opening Total Gross Number Gross Sales Sales of Weeks in Movie Title ($ Million) ($ Million) Theaters Release Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 155.08 532.18 4,157 20 Finding Dory 135.06 486.30 4,305 25 Captain America: Civil War 179.14 408.08 4,226 20 The Secret Life of Pets 104.35 368.38 4,381 25 The Jungle Book 103.26 364.00 4,144 24 Deadpool 132.43 363.07 3,856 18 Zootopia 75.06 341.27 3,959 22 Batman v Superman: Dawn 166.01 330.36 4,256 12 of Justice Suicide Squad 133.6 325.10 4,255 14 Sing 35.26 270.40 4,029 20 Your Task: Use R to explore, visualize, and interpret how these variables contribute to the success of a motion picture. In a formal "Managerial Report", include the following: 1. General observations and interpretation from a. the histograms of i. Opening Gross Sales ii. Total Gross Sales ili. Number of Theaters iv. Number of Weeks in Release 2. General Observations and Interpretation from a. The scatter diagrams of Total Gross Sales Vs i. Opening Gross Sales ii. Number of Theaters iii. Number of Weeks in Release