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Calculate a new variable in R that includes the Z-scores for "per_sensitive". Use the space provided below to provide a copy of the syntax you used to calculate the new variable in R. NOTE: You will need to use the mean and standard deviation you previously calculated for this varaible in L01 and the Z-score formula from LO2, i. e., (x-mean)/standard deviationMean = 50.9 Standard Deviation = 32.81Double click your data frame in the Global Environment to view it. Click the arrows next to the variable name of the newly created variable to sort the values (either in descending or ascending order) then use this information to answer the following questions.

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