What is the formula using RStudio to plot these 3 columns of data? Y1 Y2 Y3...

What is the formula using RStudio to plot these 3 columns of data?

Y1	Y2	Y3
	43595
	43032
	47474	27829
	55141	35865
	62946	40311
	66920	47186
	77191	56664
	89661	68040
	101373	64008
	123904	79400
	149453	96731
	168672	100517
	200977	89685
	192985	105709
	205667	120532
	187450	127457
	165613	117306
	200871	106498
	229394	79543
	283229	106599
25092.23	289717	126328
24271.51	270585	160896
25828.99	279514	174346
27697.5	349768	176014
27956.23	339689	184417
29924.43	331610	174960
30216.83	351175	174960
32613.5	450569	104885
36053.17	421513	188069
38472.75	426166	236275
38420.89	265729	212260

Expert Solution

y_2=c(43595,43032,47474,55141,62946, 66920,77191,89661,101373,123904, 149453,
168672,200977,192985,205667,187450, 165613,200871,229394,283229,289717,270585, 279514,349768,339689, 331610, 351175,
450569, 421513, 426166,265729)
y_1=c(0,0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0, 0,
0,0,0,0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
25092.23, 24271.51,25828.99, 27697.5, 27956.23, 29924.43, 30216.83, 32613.5, 36053.17, 38472.75, 38420.89)
y_3=c(0,0,27829,   35865,40311,47186,56664,68040,64008,79400,96731,100517,89685,105709,120532,127457,117306,106498,79543,106599,126328,160896,174346,176014,184417,174960,174960,104885,188069,236275,212260
)
i=1:31
plot(i,y_2)
lines(spline(i,y_2),col="red")
y_1
lines(i,y_1,col="blue")
lines(i,y_3,col="green")


red is y_2

blue is y_1

green is y_3

The following code will plot the 3 columns of data in one plot . You can modify the plot by adding xlab ylab etc in the code

milcah answered 2 years ago

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