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San Jacinto College NorthBiology 2301 – Anatomy and Physiology ILecture Test # 4This test consists of multiple-choice questions, fill in the blanks, essay type questions and labeling. Read every question carefully, answer to the best of your knowledge and put a star in the top right-hand corner of this page. You have 80 minutes to complete this test, make sure you keep track of time.HONOR CODE:Students must be completely honest in all phases of their work. Cheating includes, but is not limited to, the following:·        dishonesty of any kind on examinations, assignments, or program requirements·        unauthorized possession of examinations, electronic devices, unapproved notes or sources at any time, whether used or not·        copying or obtaining information from another student during an examination or performance of a lab skill or competencyBy taking this test and submitting your answers you are acknowledging your compliance to the academic honesty policy at San Jacinto College. If you are caught, or even suspected, of anything less than a 100% honest effort please expect nothing less than the full negative consequences of your actions. I will ensure that all disciplinary actions including, but not limited to, grade of F or 0%, removal from my class section, and expulsion from San Jacinto College. Any violation of the Academic Honesty code will absolutely not be tolerated.By beginning this exam, I agree to conform to the honesty code of the college. I understand that if I fail to follow the rules I will be subjected to disciplinary sanctions, which can lead to suspension or expulsion from the college.

The mass number of F-2 is 19 and the atomic number is 9. What is the number of protons?

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Use the univ data frame that you have downloaded and read in to your R environment. The questions below are numbered A, and B, Please use those letters in your answers. That is Write A and start the answer for that question on the following line, and so on. Write R code to build a model with score as the response variable and hours_studied as the explanatory variable and to print the variances of the response variable and model values (4 points) What proportion of the variability in the response variable does the model explain? (2 points)

Use the “univ” data frame that you created based on the instructions. Write R code to generate a point plot of the effect of hours_studied on score. Do not annotate it. Explain why you placed each variable on a specific axis.    

Use the “univ” data frame that you created based on the instructions. Write R code to generate a point plot (scatterplot) of score on the y-axis and hours_studied on the x-axis. Do not provide a model annotation.   The general overall relationship between these two variables is that   

Use the “univ” data frame that you created based on the instructions. Show R code to generate a single plot to study the distribution of score for each school separately  On comparing the general trend of the scores of students from the three schools select that option most consistent with the plot:

Use the “univ” data frame that you created based on the instructions. Write R code to compute the average score across all students. Name the resulting column avg_score.