Goal

We want to flex our programming muscles a little bit and make sure that we can render our

quarto documents.

We are going to randomly generate some observations from a Normal distribution and then

create a histogram.

You will choose the mean and standard deviation for this Normal distribution along with the

sample size; you have an INFINITE number of choices!!

Requirements

$$ Create a new quarto document and fill in the info $($like your name and an appropriate

title!$)$

$$ Make a heading $($#$)$ called $$Simulation$$

$$ Make a subheading $($##$)$ called $$Simulate from a Normal Distribution$$

$$ Create a code chunk and give it a label. In this chunk:

$$ use set.seed$(1234)($but replace the $1234$ with any number you like$)$

$$ choose the number of observations you want to generate and assign this value to

the variable n $($choose n at least $50$ or larger$)$

$$ create a variable mu and assign your chosen mean to this value

$$ create a variable sigma and assign your chosen standard deviation to this value

$$ using the rnorm function and your values of n$,$ mu$,$ and sigma, assign your randomly

generate observations to a variable called obs

$$ Make a subheading $($##$)$ and called $$Histogram of Simulated Values$$

$1$

$$ Create a new code chunk and give it a label. In this chunk:

$$ create a histogram of obs

$$ make sure to give your histogram a title and ensure that the axis labels are appropriate $($capital letters, actually describe what the axis is$,$ etc.. $)$

$$ Make a heading $($#$)$ called $$Discussion$$

$$ Write a sentence or two about what you expected the histogram to look like and whether

this histogram meets those expectations or not.