Trying to calculate standard error and proportions

General
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# `N` represents the number of people polled
N <- 25

# Create a variable `p` that contains 100 proportions ranging from 0 to 1
p <- seq(0,1, by = 0.01)

# Create a variable `se` that contains the standard error of each sample average
se <-  sqrt(p * (1 - p))  / N       

# Plot `p` on the x-axis and `se` on the y-axis
plot(p,se)
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What I am trying to do :
Write a line of code that calculates the standard error se of a sample average when you poll 25 people in the population. Generate a sequence of 100 proportions of Democrats p that vary from 0 (no Democrats) to 1 (all Democrats).

Plot se versus p for the 100 different proportions.

Trying to convert this math notation to R code, and having trouble defining the "se" variable:

SE(X) = SQRT(p(1 - p)) / N

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I think you just need to put the /N inside the parentheses for the square root function:

 se <-  sqrt(p * (1 - p)  / N )
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yes. I got it now. thank you