R programming a. obtain the dataset ChickWeight b. obtain the mean weight at 16 days for...

R programming
a. obtain the dataset ChickWeight
b. obtain the mean weight at 16 days for all chicks on that diet

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# The R code is :

A=data.frame(ChickWeight) #Attaching the dataset ChickWeight in a dataframe named A
A
wt=A$weight[Time==16] #Inserting the weights of each chick at the 16th day
wt
mean(wt) #calculating the mean of all those weights which give the overall mean weight at 16 days for all chicks on that diet

The output is attached below:

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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