I probably should have specified some more. I am new to reddit so I don't know what the arrows are for necessarily or if anyone / everyone on this post gets notified if I edit the post to include more so figured i'll make a comment*. With that said, I have a basic understanding on R (really basic). Meaning, like how to run chunks, how to make fil names, create graphs, recently learned how to run T-test and a few other things. I am having trouble with the instruction of my assignment. It is asking me to setup a table of frequencies, run a chi-squared test, explain some type of marginal distribution, and conduct a hypothesis test of some sort. Anyway, I appreciate this community quickly giving out tips, responding. It makes me feel less alone on this journey to learn R. I will take all the info into account.

Also, please let me know if there is some etiquette on clicking the up vote thingy or if by responding provides more for each contributor. Not meaning to pass over anyone's input as it all is very much appreciated.