Question 2 Body mass index (BMI) is a measure of body weight designed to account for differences in height. It is equal to weight divided by height squared, with weight measured in kilograms and height in meters. You have data on the height and weight of ten people, as follows: 167 cm, 64 kg 175 cm, 72 kg 180 cm, 73 kg 155 cm, 65 kg 173 cm, 75 kg 185 cm, 74 kg 181 cm. 82 kg 163 cm, 69 kg 179 cm, 79 kg 170 cm, 72 kg Put these data in an Excel spreadsheet and save it as a CSV file (comma separated values). Put the data in two columns, one for height and one for weight. Put variable labels in the first row of each column (i.e., 'height' and 'weight'). Use the prompts in the code chunk below to write a script to analyze these data.