Problem 1: Rolling Stone magazine released their top 10 movies of the 1990's: "The Piano", "Chungking Express, Malcolm X, Slacker, "Close-Up", "Pulp Fiction", "The Silence Of The Lambs", "Safe", "Hoop Dreams" and "Goodfellas. A randomly chosen subscriber is asked to watch all ten movies. Use R for the following: (a) If the subscriber has to pick their three favorite movies from the list, store all possible configurations in a variable called fav_3. How many possible results exist? (b) If the subscriber has to rank their three favorite movies from the list, from 1st place to 3rd place, store all possible configurations in a variable called ranked.3. How many possible results exist? Problem 1: Rolling Stone magazine released their top 10 movies of the 1990's: "The Piano", "Chungking Express, Malcolm X, Slacker, "Close-Up", "Pulp Fiction", "The Silence Of The Lambs", "Safe", "Hoop Dreams" and "Goodfellas. A randomly chosen subscriber is asked to watch all ten movies. Use R for the following: (a) If the subscriber has to pick their three favorite movies from the list, store all possible configurations in a variable called fav_3. How many possible results exist? (b) If the subscriber has to rank their three favorite movies from the list, from 1st place to 3rd place, store all possible configurations in a variable called ranked.3. How many possible results exist