Q Review /ABCUse the information in the graph below to answer the question.A student performed an experiment to determine the relationship between air temperature and growth in plants. She divided 46 seedlings into six groups and grew each group at a different temperature Sherecorded the average height of the plants in each group after an eight-week period. Her results are shown below.THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATUREON PLANT GROWTH50-122021 luminate EducationM, IncAverage Height (m) Temperature ("C)ich of these statements best describes the results shown in the graph?ATemperature only affects average height between 12°C and 24°C.B.Average height levels off at a temperature of 30°C.As temperature increases, the average height of the plants first increases and then decreases.As temperature increases, the average height of the plants continually decreases.D.2021 Hluminate EducationTM Inc.

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ich of these statements best describes the results shown in the graph?
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Temperature only affects average height between 12°C and 24°C.
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Average height levels off at a temperature of 30°C.
As temperature increases, the average height of the plants first increases and then decreases.
As temperature increases, the average height of the plants continually decreases.
D.
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