Odds of winning Florida


# Assign the expected value of the posterior distribution to the variable `exp_value`
exp_value <- B*mu + (1-B)*Y 
#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): object 'B' not found

# Assign the standard error of the posterior distribution to the variable `se`
se <- sqrt( 1/ (1/sigma^2 + 1/tau^2))
#> Error in sigma^2: non-numeric argument to binary operator

# Using the `pnorm` function, calculate the probability that the actual spread was less than 0 (in Trump's favor). Print this value to the console.

1 - (pnorm(0, exp_value/se) - (pnorm(0, -exp_value/se)))  
#> Error in pnorm(0, exp_value/se): object 'exp_value' not found

What I am trying to do: Using the pnorm function, calculate the probability that the spread in Florida was less than 0.
My usage of pnorm() seems valid.

Replace the code of line 9 : 1 - (pnorm(0, exp_value, se) - pnorm(0, -exp_value, se))
by pnorm(0, exp_value, se)