What is the result of concatenating two vectors in R?
- A list containing the original vectors
- A new vector containing all elements of the original vectors
- A new vector containing only the unique elements of the original vectors
- None of the above
When two vectors are concatenated in R using the 'c()' function, the result is a new vector containing all elements of the original vectors. The order of elements in the new vector follows the order in which the original vectors were concatenated.
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