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### Run a function

Can you use the `sqrt()` function in the chunk below to compute the square root of 962?
Can you use the `sqrt()` function in the chunk below to compute the square root of 961?

```{r functions-1, exercise = TRUE}

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### rm()

What if you accidentally overwrite an object? If that object came with R or one of its packages, you can restore the original version of the object by removing your version with `rm()`. Run `rm()` on `iris` below to restore the iris data set.
What if you accidentally overwrite an object? If that object came with R or one of its packages, you can restore the original version of the object by removing your version with `rm()`. Run `rm()` on `iris` below to restore the iris data set. Then print `iris` again to show that the original version has been restored.

```{r objects-5, exercise = TRUE}
iris <- 1
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