mySites should be Site1

myQuad should be UL

upperLayer should be 5

lowerLayer should be 10

Hoewone m a kord qures. O recover Sample Source on Save 9 . 1. recover SampleInfo >Your Tab mate was clever! (oh no.) They created unique ids for each sample location based on information about the site name quadrent, as well as two depth readings denoting upper and lower bounds. You need to recover each of these four pieces of information from their Sample 1d and generate four new columns 105 106 >For example: A sample ID as follows siteULO5-10' should break down to ("sitel", "L", 5, 10). Note that the returned data frane should have the following structure: upper_layer and lower layer should be numerical and sample, site, and qudrate should be characters (or factors). Hoewone m a kord qures. O recover Sample Source on Save 9 . 1. recover SampleInfo >Your Tab mate was clever! (oh no.) They created unique ids for each sample location based on information about the site name quadrent, as well as two depth readings denoting upper and lower bounds. You need to recover each of these four pieces of information from their Sample 1d and generate four new columns 105 106 >For example: A sample ID as follows siteULO5-10' should break down to ("sitel", "L", 5, 10). Note that the returned data frane should have the following structure: upper_layer and lower layer should be numerical and sample, site, and qudrate should be characters (or factors)