Construct a table of counts and a table of proportions $($with appropriate comparison

proportions to answer the question of interest$).$ Use R to obtain these tables, but do NOT copy

and paste those tables into your assignment. Instead, use the tables from R to construct your

own table where you include both the counts and proportions $($or percentages$)$ in the same

table.

R code for table of counts

tbl table$($zzz$yyy$,$ zzz$xx$)$

rownames$($tbl c$("","")$

colnames$($tbl c$("","")$

tbl

$$ Replace zzz with the name of the data set

$$ Replace yyy with the name of the response variable

$2$

$$ Replace xxx with the name of the explanatory variable

o Give the categories of the rows appropriate names in the rownames$($tbl$)$ line

of code.

$$ Remember, the rows are the categories of the RESPONSE variable. When

a variable is coded numerically, whatever is coded $0$ will be in the

first row. Therefore, type an appropriate label for the category

coded $0$ between the first set of double quotes and an appropriate

label for the category coded $1$ between the second set of double

quotes.

o Give the categories of the columns appropriate names in the colnames$($tbl$)$

line of code.

$$ Remember, the categories are the categories of the EXPLANATORY

variable. When a variable is coded with text, whatever is comes

first alphabetically will be in the first column. Therefore, type an

appropriate label for the category that comes first alphabetically

between the first set of double quotes and an appropriate label for

the category that comes second alphabetically between the second set

of double quotes.

R code for table of proportions

prop$\_$tbl prop.table$($tbl$,2)$

prop$\_$tbl

$$ Note: the last argument tells which total to use in calculation of

proportions. $"2"$ uses column totals $("1"$ would use the row totals$))$

Dataset included as the picture. Thank you!