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pls complete with the question mark(???) ```{r} #Load the libraries library(nycflights13) library(??) # for tabyl and adorn library(funModeling) # For descriptive statistics ``` Q1a) Using

pls complete with the question mark(???)

```{r} #Load the libraries library(nycflights13) library(??) # for tabyl and adorn library(funModeling) # For descriptive statistics

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Q1a) Using the tabyl command provide a summary table for the origin variable in the flights dataset ```{r} # Add column total in the last row ??(flights,origin)%>% ??("row") ```

q1b) Create a contingency table/crosstab with the carrier and origin variable. Format and provide the row and column totals. ```{r} # Contingency table/cross-tab ??(flights, carrier, origin) %>% ??(c("row", "col")) %>% adorn_percentages("row") %>% ??formatting(digits = 1) %>% adorn_ns(position = "front") %>% #Adds the numbers along with percentage ??("combined")

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q2a) Use appropriate command to provide the summary including mean, standard deviation, percentiles, skewness etc for the flights dataset ```{r} #Data summary ??(flights) ```

q2b) Use appropriate command to provide for the histogram of all numeric variables in the flights dataset. ```{r} #Histogram for all the numeric variables. ??(flights) ``` q3) Generate the correlation plot by including the variables - dep_delay,arr_delay,dep_time,arr_time,air_time,distance. Which variables are highly correlated? Which variables are negatively correlated?

```{r} # correlation works only with numeric variables # It will not work when there is missing values flightsinfo <- flights %>% ??(dep_delay,arr_delay,dep_time,arr_time,air_time,distance) %>% ??()%>% #remove variables cor() %>% # correlation round(2) # rounding ```

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