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MATH377: Financial And Actuarial Modelling In R Tutorial 1 Exercise 1. Write An R Code To Determine The Result Of The Following Computation:Exercise 2. Without Using R, Determine The Result Of The Following Logical Computation((!(4 == 3) | (Abs(-3) &<= 2)) & ((2^2 &> 4) & (TRUE))) | ((!FALSE | (4+2)...

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