The data set described below was read into R as a data frame named lab$11.$data

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It represents several attributes on data breaches across several organizations. It includes $500$ observations and $14$ variables. The names and descriptions of each variable in the data set is provided below.

event$\_$ID: used to label each event

fin$\_$loss $($in millions$)$: the financial loss incurred by organizations from a data breach, expressed in millions

fin$\_$loss$\_$v$2$: coded version of the variable fin$\_$loss

data$\_$type: the type of data breached

num$\_$people $($in millions$)$: the number of people impacted by a data breach, expressed in millions

num$\_$people$\_$v$2$: coded version of the variable num$\_$people

num$\_$records $($in millions$)$: the number of records breached, expressed in millions

per$\_$sensitive: percent of sensitive data breached

per$\_$sensitive$\_$v$2$: coded version of the variable per$\_$sensitive $($high vs$.$ low$)$

dys$\_$impact: the length of the negative financial impact from the data breach

dys$\_$detect: the number of days it takes to detect the breach

cost$\_$controls $($in millions$)$: the amount of money spent on security controls, expressed in millions

cost$\_$controls$\_$v$2$: coded version of the variable cost$\_$controls

stocks$\_$drop: whether or not there is a large drop in the company's stocks following the data breach $($yes vs$.$ no$)$