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05 Nov 2023, 08:50
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The graph shows the high temperatures recorded in City X, City Y, and City Z over the same 10-day period.
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement in a manner consistent with the information presented in the graph.
The Day 10 temperature was nearest to the Day 1 temperature in City
The graph most strongly supports the hypothesis that Cities were in the same region.
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05 Nov 2023, 11:12
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parkhydel
We can solve this using below method
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03 Dec 2024, 03:17
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parkhydel
Hi outrageous citron
You are simply complicating an easy problem ( even I used to do this)
day 10 temp was nearest to day is what is asked
clearly city Y is out
City x vs city Y
in Z the difference is of more than 1 line, but for Y is 1 line/ gap
so Y winss
