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Keyser Soze
2019-01-29

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The result for 1+2+3+4+5 is:
1+2+3+4+5

## [1] 15
The square root of 2 is
sqrt(2)

## [1] 1.414214
options(digits=2)
fname="http://www.datadescant.com/stat104/stat104_survey.csv"
mydata=read.csv(fname)
names(mydata)

## [1] "height" "weight" "male" "cellphones"

## [5] "looks" "smoke" "sleep" "parzen_age"
## [9] "haircut" "snap" "right_handed" "manual"
## [13] "fastest_drive" "countries" "only_child" "text_day"
## [17] "second_toe"
weights=mydata$weight
heights=mydata$height
male=mydata$male

The number of observations in the data set is:

nrow(mydata)

## [1] 114

The mean of the male weights is:

mean(weights[male==1])

## [1] 162
The square root of 2 is 1.41.
When we square pi the result is 9.87.
The mean of the male weights is 162.05 and the mean of the female weights is 132.42.

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The correlation between everyone’s height and weight is 0.66
Here is a histogram of the female weights:
hist(weights[male==0])

Histogram of weights[male == 0]
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Frequency

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weights[male == 0]
Here is a scatter plot of the relationship bewteen height and weight:
plot(weights,heights)
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heights

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weights