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ALL IN R/ RSTUDIO, Create an R data frame with the name ex.2 that contains the data in the file ex2.csv (Select the file name

ALL IN R/ RSTUDIO, Create an R data frame with the name "ex.2" that contains the data in the file "ex2.csv" (Select the file name to download it).

Compute the standard deviation of each of the numeric variables. Among the following, the variable with the largest standard deviation is: This is some of the data from ex.2

V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 1 id sex age bmi systolic diastolic group 2 3695908 FEMALE 34 28.7890329757882 112.588708477816 64.8494913143087 NORMAL 3 5778095 FEMALE 33 18.9132149640153 122.926118133803 78.7155537603957 NORMAL 4 5138370 MALE 32 27.6633913254166 128.398543769737 86.5724782148142 NORMAL 5 2109892 FEMALE 35 26.3066790089721 124.097495083707 79.1880760865933 NORMAL 6 4132609 FEMALE 34 21.7816020306711 121.327814995790 78.5190558396273 NORMAL 7 9681961 MALE 29 28.9040224744801 128.652049219087 85.017226931638 NORMAL 8 4956361 FEMALE 29 27.0127400751553 104.524453916968 60.1807495883608 NORMAL 9 1035689 MALE 34 29.9071426662710 133.601281703807 85.0997126788549 NORMAL 10 5115552 FEMALE 45 26.7631038142664 141.562770255463 96.3727759841198 HIGH 11 2571979 MALE 32 25.6835072032907 118.557586378225 77.2533582462125 NORMAL 12 8014784 FEMALE 38 21.5801599492245 117.486943267209 70.0307033947289 NORMAL 13 3623911 MALE 36 17.9246073069339 116.257729269775 73.3821237630558 NORMAL 14 8623545 MALE 39 24.0963811493883 125.348659189115 88.6085478674289 NORMAL 15 4367051 FEMALE 29 21.0259409696539 107.178788028297 65.3358979254189 NORMAL 16 3888797 MALE 42 27.2095167282475 138.302319033123 95.8439727535847 HIGH 17 4576538 MALE 36 33.1637444143287 118.085503704773 70.2335689002161 NORMAL 18 8668725 MALE 35 23.3728871100438 133.875382450752 87.7791323654531 NORMAL 19 1980339 MALE 34 23.8364661002695 114.787583878965 70.1978866058729 NORMAL 20 1208955 FEMALE 30 27.0510866067947 131.580534267812 93.88009393897 HIGH 21 4082844 FEMALE 27 25.4554649412637 123.299528393274 79.49097906725 NORMAL 22 7334166 FEMALE 40 21.0199944658472 140.445502921793 99.4794819826355 HIGH 23 1155864 MALE 35 24.7858672766916 118.947252653499 73.2852491443091 NORMAL 24 5102000 FEMALE 36 20.3545580997274 138.705869197426 93.2003262643816 HIGH 25 6479828 MALE 34 22.9950391915843 116.075612554614 75.1905052725072 NORMAL 26 7377600 FEMALE 26 26.5797380564453 120.302343115324 73.8573094425657 NORMAL 27 5999808 MALE 36 23.5081893620564 120.440703184331 86.3385603781021 NORMAL 28 2101541 MALE 40 23.6826996358314 142.278060856292 103.024790493179 HIGH 29 2033852 FEMALE 37 23.7131323893610 135.963984577063 96.5107851804853 HIGH 30 4303389 MALE 32 27.2004734644304 122.741445028473 76.1791453135022 NORMAL 31 1296727 MALE 34 26.0592527055988 128.784690346355 84.6963192809792 NORMAL 32 5450653 MALE 39 18.5026843706387 130.436601835223 89.3879622906519 HIGH

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