nums <- data." (1,2), x2=c("one", "two"), x3=c(2,QUESTION 4UTd1-seq(3,15,3)d2= whích(d1>10)UTM UTMd3= di[d2)SUTMWrite the output for d1, d2 and d3.UTM UTM UTMb) Given the following R command:UTMamount=c(100, -117,-93,42,92,-144)MWrite the next line of R command to produce the following R output:UTM5 UTM UTM[1] 100 -93,42&UTM &UTM UTMUTM UTM UTMUTMWrite the output ford) Write the R commands to generate a graph with an overlay plots for the followingSUTtwo functions: y = I, and y = Va for r € [0, 5].e) Given the following R commands:UTM U s UTMmati= matrix(1:9,3,3)mat2= matrix (c(10,20,30),3,1);SUTM&UTMUtWrite the next line ofUTMTR command to produce the following R output:[,1] [,21 (,31 [,4)[1,)4710[3,]&UTM UTM GUTM820330UTM UTM UTM5 UTM UTM UTM

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Description: nums 10)UTM UTMd3= di[d2)SUTMWrite the output for d1, d2 and d3.UTM UTM UTMb) Given the following R command:UTMamount=c(100, -117,-93,42,92,-144)MWrite the next line

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Write the output for d1, d2 and d3, UTM a) Given the following R commands: d1-seq (3,15,3) d2- which(d1>10) UTM UTM d3- di[d2) UTM Write the output for d1, d2 and d3. UTM&UTM b) Given the following R command: amount-c(100,-117,-93,42,92,-144) Write the next line of R command to produce the following R output: 5UTM UTM [1] 100 -93,42 5 UTM UTM UTM

Write the output for d1, d2 and d3, UTM a) Given the following R commands: d1-seq (3,15,3) d2- which(d1>10) UTM UTM d3- di[d2) UTM Write the output for d1, d2 and d3. UTM&UTM b) Given the following R command: amount-c(100,-117,-93,42,92,-144) Write the next line of R command to produce the following R output: 5UTM UTM [1] 100 -93,42 5 UTM UTM UTM

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