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2) a) Use data.table coding to read in the nyc data as was done in class. Assign the data table to the variable flights3 (The

2) a) Use data.table coding to read in the nyc data as was done in class. Assign the data table to the variable flights3 (The nycdata.csv is found on Canvas) b) Use data.table coding to modify flights3 so that only the column variables origin, dest, and carrier appear. c) Now use data.table coding that reflects an origin of JFK, a destination of SEA and a carrier of only Delta Airlines DL. d) Use data.table coding to remove the variable air time from the original flights3 data table. e) Use and show data.table coding to output the maximum and the minimum values for the variable distance.

My last line of code is returning an error. What am I missing?

library(data.table)

flights3 <- fread("nycdata.csv") flights3

flights4 <- flights3[, .(origin, dest, carrier)]

flights5 <-flights4[origin == "JFK" & dest == "SEA" & carrier == "DL"]

flights6<- flights3[, !c("air_time")]

nrow(flights3)

flights7 <- flights3[order(-dist)]

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