5 Ler's work on Z and D values. In the graph below, what are the z-values for each of the curvesshown? Can you draw (or explain) what the D-curve would look like at 87°C?NASylemons tedt bazoso oved yem terW0.910021101.70 7585 87° 9095 amiBOTemperature ("C)22 Duilus luratand ors to gol(pes) 0

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Let's work on Z and D values. In the graph below, what are the z-values for each of the curves shown? Can you draw (or explain) what the D-curve would look like at 87°C? hNA S"ylemons tedt bacon ovad vam tarW 0.5 100 21 10 1. 70 75 85 87° 90 95 ami B0 Temporature ("C) 2z oonlus luratand orls lo gul

Let's work on Z and D values. In the graph below, what are the z-values for each of the curves shown? Can you draw (or explain) what the D-curve would look like at 87°C? hNA S"ylemons tedt bacon ovad vam tarW 0.5 100 21 10 1. 70 75 85 87° 90 95 ami B0 Temporature ("C) 2z oonlus luratand orls lo gul

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