Please submit to your given dropbox. Submit both the markdown and html. Extra credit for using github. See the Rmarkdown Cheat Sheet here

Let’s explore the dataset quakes looking at earthquakes off of Fiji.

  1. Load quakes with data(quakes). Show what’s there with str() and summary(). What do you see?

  2. Show the entirety of the column long.

  3. Hey, another useful function - unique()! Apply it to a vector, and you can see what are all of the unique values. It’s great for really digging into a problematic vector.

What unique stations are there? Use length() with unique() to determine how many stations there are.

  1. Using range(), what is the range of depths where quakes occur?

Impress Yourself. Where was the earthquake of largest magnitude found? You’ll need to use come comparisons and the max() function for this in your indices instead of a number!

Meta 1. For some of you, this week was your first experience with R (or even programming at all) - how did it feel to connect concepts to a novel set of problems. For those who have experience with R, was this a cakewalk or challenging? How did it feel to shake off the cobwebs?

Meta 2. How much time did this take you, roughly?

Meta 3. Please give yourself a weak/sufficient/strong assessment on this assigment. Feel free to comment on why.