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Dropdown 2: approximately the average
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The graph shows the earliest, latest, average, and 2010 dates for when the temperature (°F) first reached given levels in one North American city since 1893.
Use the drop-down menus to fill in the blanks to make the most accurate statements based on the graph.
From 1893 to 2010, the earliest date that the temperature first reached 70° in any year was approximately . In 2010, the date that the temperature first reached 70° was date.
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Dropdown 2: approximately the average
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From 1893 to 2010, the earliest date that the temperature first reached 70° in any year was approximately ____________
This happens almost in between Feb and March so answer will be February 15
[Refer A. Point to be considered for earlier in below image]
So, Answer will be B
In 2010, the date that the temperature first reached 70° was____________date.
This happens in Apr and that's approximately the same time when average also reaches 70.
[Refer B. Point to be considered for average and B. Point to be considered for 2010 in above image]
So, answer will be B Approximately the average
Hope it helps!
This happens almost in between Feb and March so answer will be February 15
[Refer A. Point to be considered for earlier in below image]
So, Answer will be B
In 2010, the date that the temperature first reached 70° was____________date.
This happens in Apr and that's approximately the same time when average also reaches 70.
[Refer B. Point to be considered for average and B. Point to be considered for 2010 in above image]
So, answer will be B Approximately the average
Hope it helps!
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19 Jul 2020, 09:00
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1)B,Feb 15 is the correct date since if we see the graph and the earliest line in it and find its intersection with 70°C ,then the date comes as Feb 15.
2)B, Approximately the average,since if consider the line "2010" and the line "average" then there intersection point at 70°C is approximately at the same time frame in the beginning of April
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2)B, Approximately the average,since if consider the line "2010" and the line "average" then there intersection point at 70°C is approximately at the same time frame in the beginning of April
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