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'''(r setup, include=FALSE)
knitr:opts chunk$set(echo= TRUE)

Read in the data provided and save it as a variable called "data"
'''(r)

'''
use c() and cbind() to add a numerical column from 1:19 to "data". Order it as the first column.
'''(r)
'''
Make a plot of the data to see if it looks like there is a relationship between precipation and plant biomass with the plot(). Notice the options to customize the plain plot on the second graph.
'''{r pressure, echo=FALSE)
plot(data@temperature, data$biomass)
plot(data$temperature, data$biomass, xlab= "Temperature", ylab="Biomass (g)", pch = 17, col = "cornflowerblue" , cex= 1.7)

Data Table for Code
Temperature/Biomass
12/132
16/96
4/8
0/0
5/100
1/13
27/486
15/240
27/297
15/60
29/493
20/160
9/171
6/66
23/253
19/266
14/98
26/260
12/144

What I have tried:

I get confused on where to start on this assignment....
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Updated 13-Sep-22 18:26pm
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Jason Garcia Jr. 13-Sep-22 22:04pm    
I am using R studio and R markdown for this question....

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If you are having problems getting started at all, then this may help: How to Write Code to Solve a Problem, A Beginner's Guide[^]
 
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