Use seq () to generate a sequence 1, 3, ..., 27. (b) Use log () to generate a new sequence where each element is log-transformed from the sequence in (a). (c) Remove the second to fifth elements in the resulting sequence in (b). (d) Use length () to obtain the length of the resulting sequence in (c). (e) Sort the resulting sequence in (c) from high to low using sort ().

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1 May, 19:44

Use seq () to generate a sequence 1, 3, ..., 27. (b) Use log () to generate a new sequence where each element is log-transformed from the sequence in (a). (c) Remove the second to fifth elements in the resulting sequence in (b). (d) Use length () to obtain the length of the resulting sequence in (c). (e) Sort the resulting sequence in (c) from high to low using sort ().

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Step-by-step explanation:

sequence=seq (1,27, by=3)

new_seq=c ()

for (i in sequence) {

n_seq. append (log (i))

}

new_seq< - n_seq[ - (2:5) ]

seq_length=length (new_seq)

sorted_seq=sort (new_seq, decreasing=TRUE)