Point out the wrong statement.

The plot command does open a graphics device in the modern way
Motion Chart is only displayed when hosted on a web server
gvisMotionChart is used to create motion chart
All of the mentioned

The correct answer is D. All of the mentioned.

The plot command does open a graphics device in the modern way, but it does not create a motion chart. Motion charts are only displayed when hosted on a web server, and gvisMotionChart is used to create motion charts.

A motion chart is a type of interactive visualization that allows users to see how data changes over time. It is created by plotting data points on a timeline and then connecting them with lines. The lines can be animated to show how the data changes over time.

The plot command is used to create plots in R. It takes a variety of arguments, including the data to be plotted, the type of plot to be created, and the title of the plot.

gvisMotionChart is a function in the gvis package that is used to create motion charts. It takes a variety of arguments, including the data to be plotted, the type of plot to be created, and the title of the plot.

The following code shows how to create a motion chart in R:

“`
library(gvis)

data(cars)

gvisMotionChart(cars$speed, cars$dist, title=”Motion Chart”)
“`

This code will create a motion chart that shows how the speed of a car changes over time. The chart will be displayed in a web browser.

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