{r setup, include=FALSE} knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE) score <- data.frame( Statistic = c(68, 85, 74, 88, 63, 78, 90, 80, 58, 63), Math = c(85, 91, 74, 100, 82, 84, 78, 100, 51, 70) ) plot( Math ~ Statistic, data = score, xlab = “Statistic Score”, ylab = “Math Score”, main = “Scatter Plot of Statistic vs Math”, pch = 16, col = “#D3A4FF” ) hist( score$Math, main = “Histogram of Math Scores”, xlab = “Math Score”, col = “#FFC1E0”, border = “black” ) categories <- c(“公益活動”, “科學創新”, “體育競技”, “知識閱讀”, “娛樂休閒”) counts <- c(8, 5, 7, 11, 20) barplot(counts, names.arg = categories, main = “長條圖”, col = “#84C1FF”, ylab = “次數”)

data <- data.frame(社團類型 = c(“知識閱讀”, “娛樂休閒”, “體育競技”, “公益活動”, “科學創新”), 次數 = c(36, 82, 185, 25, 28))

my_colors <- c(“#9393FF”, “#AAAAFF”, “#B9B9FF”, “#CECEFF”, “#DDDDFF”)

pie(data\(次數,labels = data\)社團類型,main = “社團類型次數分配圓餅圖”,col = my_colors)

plot(counts, type=“h”, lwd=11, col=“#FFFF6F”, main=“棒棒糖圖”, xlab=“類別”, ylab=“頻數”) points(counts, pch=20, col=“#FFFF6F”) axis(1, at=1:length(categories), labels=categories)

scores <- c(84, 63, 61, 49, 89, 51, 59, 53, 79, 91) results <- list( “Mean” = mean(scores), “Median” = median(scores), “SD” = sd(scores), “Variance” = var(scores), “Q1” = quantile(scores, 0.25) ) print(results)

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