Add the line of code to library the tidyverse package as the first line in the script

Run this code by having your cursor on this line of code and pressing ctrl+enter (PC) or command+return (MAC)

To re-create the sample dataset, copy and paste the code block into your script from the webpage that I duplicated here:

set.seed(55)

scatter_data <- tibble(x_var = runif(100, min = 0, max = 25), y_var = log2(x_var) + rnorm(100))

Add code to re-create the simple scatterplot using x_var and y_var from scatter_data

Run this line of code to generate the scatterplot in the Plots frame of RStudio

Click Export and choose Copy to Clipboard to copy the figure that you created

Paste the image of this basic scatterplot to a Word document

Re-create the scatterplot from 4. and change the color of the points to red

Run this code to generate the new scatterplot, copy it to the clipboard, and paste it to the Word document

Re-create the scatterplot from 7. and change the size of the points to 4

Run this code to generate the new scatterplot, copy it to the clipboard, and paste it to the Word document

Re-create the scatterplot from 9. and add a linear trend line to the data

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Read this overview on how to create axis labels and a figure title: A quick introduction to ggplot titles - Sharp Sight (sharpsightlabs.com)

Re-create the scatterplot from 11. and add the following elements:

A label to the Y-axis, Number of puppies kicked

A label to the X-axis, Number of beers drank

A title, The relationship between drinking beer and kicking puppies

Run this code to generate the new scatterplot, copy it to the clipboard, and paste it to the Word document

Re-create the basic figure from Question 12 of Part 1 using the code I have duplicated below:

ggplot(data = mpg, aes(x = displ, y = hwy)) +

geom_point()

In geom_point, change the following attributes about the data points (TIP: Dont forget to add commas in between each attribute!):

Change the color of the points to be blue

Change the size of the points to be 3

Change the opacity of the points by adding alpha = .5

Add meaningful x- and y-axis labels and a title to the figure

Add a linear trendline to the data

In geom_smooth, after method = lm, add the following attributes (TIP: Dont forget to add commas in between each attribute!):

Remove the error bar by adding se = False

Change the size of the line by adding size = 2

Change the color of the line by adding col="firebrick"

Run the code to generate this scatterplot, copy it to the clipboard, and paste it to the Word document