You are given the SAS data set SPEED, created by running the following program. Create a new data set SPEED2 [Tom SPEED, with some new variables. The new variables LX1~LX5 are the natural (base e)...

You are given the SAS data set SPEED, created by running the following program. Create a new data set SPEED2 [Tom SPEED, with some new variables. The new variables LX1~LX5 are the natural (base e) logs of the variables XI-X5, and the variables SY1--sY3 are the square roots of the variables Y1- Y3. Use arrays to create the new variables. (NOTE: See Chapter 17 For how to Lake a natural log of a number.) In case you don't want to turn to Chapter 17 now, the statement to take the natural log of X and assign the value to a variable LOG_X is: LOG_X~LOG(X);