00:01
So for this problem, we are being asked to choose the wrong statement.
00:12
Based on the fact that we have the use of the word the, and it's not wrong statement s.
00:23
It's not statements.
00:24
It's the wrong statement.
00:25
You can reasonably conclude that there's only one wrong statement.
00:31
Now, if i bring up r, i'll go, one moment here.
00:44
So if i bring up r studio here, one thing that we can test is, for instance, that statement, or one of the statements, is that the expression, y distributed polyx3 causes an error.
00:58
So, if we try putting in, say, formula equals y -tilda polyx3, then, well, we have, first of all, no errors here.
01:15
If i try to get an output for formula, we get y distributed as polyx3...