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So that everyone in the class has the maximum access to background material Homework 1 will focus on problems from the book. Your answers will be graded both on your demonstrated understanding of the concepts from the book and from the class, as well as the clarity of your explanations. Please bring the written portion of your answers in hard copy to class on Tuesday, October 3. Please make sure that both team member names appear on the submission and that every submission is standalone (i.e., does make the grader read or run your code)! In addition, for any problem on which you write code, plus submit your code by email to the TAs Haitao Liu (hliu5@wpi.edu), and Brendan Foley (bjfoley21@gmail.com) before the start of class on Tuesday, Oct 3. You will not be graded your programming style, but having access to your code will allow us to more easily give partial credit. You are also welcome to use any of the R scripts in the book. To keep things organized, please send your R files to the TAs using the following naming convention: ____HW1_.R Homework questions 1. (5 points) Section 4.7, page 168, question 1 2. (10 points) Section 4.7, page 169-170, question 5 3. (5 points) Section 4.7, page 170, question 8 4. (15 points) Section 4.7, page171, question 10 5. (15 points) Section 4.7, page 171-172, question 11 6. (10 points) Section 5.4, page 197, question 1 7. (10 points) Section 5.4, page 197, question 2 8. (15 points) Section 5.4, page 198, question 5 9. (15 points) Section 5.4, page 199, question 6