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02 Apr 2022, 02:56
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Dropdown 1: 60%
Dropdown 2: cannot be determined
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Use the dropdown menus to complete the statements accurately, using the information provided in the diagram.
1. Between 06-01-2007 and 08-01-2007, the per-inch increase in rainfall caused an average reduction of approximately in particulate.
2. One can expect with reasonable certainty that for 4 inches of rain, the particulate will be approximately parts per million.
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Dropdown 1: 60%
Dropdown 2: cannot be determined
04 May 2024, 01:01
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Because we cannot find a direct relation between the two line graphs. There seems to be no consistent pattern that could explain the particulate spikes.
Consider the period between 03-01-2007 & 06-01-2007, the inches of rain are fairly around 5.5 inches, yet the particulate ppm is no consistent enough to draw any conclusion.
