But until now, it wasn't available in a shot size larger than BB, so you weren't able to experience its true potential. The 3 load pounds out 50 pellets at 1,350 feet-per-second. Each pellet is molded perfectly round to minimize the effects of air resistance and keep your pattern together longer. Simply put, Hevi ShotÂ® T shot will deliver a lethal payload at the very extreme of shotgun ranges.
You can do that in R with the save() function. This can be invoked from the pull down menus under the âFileâ option by selecting âSave Workspaceâ. Using the pull down menu, R appears to assign the default file extension of .RData.hen, you run a new script file in which you planned to define another object as X1, then use X1 as an independent variable in a regression model. If you made a typo in your script file, and called the object x1 instead of X1, then run the regression, R will just use the previously defined X1 (if it can).
The first variable in save is the file name, not the variable name. So in each of your files, the variable name is still z. Therefore, after you load all the files, there is still only one z. To do what you want, you need to save those files using different variable name z1,|z2|,... or you load them to a variable like this.