PROBLEM 10.5: In the ranked-choice ballot system that underlies the Minneapolis2013 data available in dcData, once a voter has picked a first choice candidate, there is no advantage in listing that same candidate as second or third choice. In answering each of the following, you should include three things: a. A statement in English (using data verbs!) of your strategy for carrying out the calculation. b. The implementation of the calculation in R. c. The data table that is the result of the calculation. This will be printed automatically from (b). You do not have to format the result beautifully. It's sufficient to show the first few lines in the data table appear. (Remember head ( ) ). Here are the questions. 1. How many people chose the same candidate for both First and Second place? 2. Of the ballots where the First and Second place choices are the same, what were the top 3 choices? 3. Of the people who selected Ole Savior for First, what were the top three Second choices