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Random NumbersWhat is the use of the rnorm() function?It is used to generate random numbers from a normal distributionIt is used to generate random numbers from a uniform distributionIt is used to ensure that the same set of random numbers is reproduced every time that block of code is runNone of the above

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Random NumbersWhat is the use of the rnorm() function?It is used to generate random numbers from a normal distributionIt is used to generate random numbers from a uniform distributionIt is used to ensure that the same set of random numbers is reproduced every time that block of code is runNone of the above

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The rnorm() function is used to generate random numbers from a normal distribution.

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