You are close--think "names", not "titles", as in rownames or colnames (no
reason to completely spell out column). Summary already gave you the
column names, so type "?rownames" to learn more.
Clint BowmanINTERNET: cl...@ecy.wa.gov
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On Sep 19, 2013, at 3:59 PM, ivanc010 wrote:
> I've been assigned homework to analyze a file. The R package is "car". The
> specific data file is "Florida."
>
> So, I did the usual stuff:
> library(car)
> data(Florida)
> summary(Florida)
>
> My specific assignment is to run a t-test between GOR
I've been assigned homework to analyze a file. The R package is "car". The
specific data file is "Florida."
So, I did the usual stuff:
library(car)
data(Florida)
summary(Florida)
My specific assignment is to run a t-test between GORE and BUSH. (This file
has information on the 2000 election.)
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