#1 3.5 The Story is in the IceSouthAlantie OvemWeddell SeaEastAntarcticaWest t-SOUTH FOLEAntarcticaTRANSASTARCTIC HTSSouthPacifieOcnRos SeaIndianOnanPart 2: Graphing DataComplete the graphs using the instructions on the Google Sheets attached to this assignment.Copy and paste your two graphs below. Try to keep them on the same page so you can analyzethe data easier: Then, answer the conclusion questions that follow.Graph #1:Local Temperature (Celsius) vs. Years Before Present (x1000)Thar-10160 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 -10Years Before Present (x1000)Local Temperature (Celsius) 3.5 The Story is in the IceGraph #2:Carbon Dioxide (ppm) vs. Years Before Present (x1000)500400300200100160 150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 605040 30 2010-10Years Before Present (x1000)Part 3: Conclusion Questions1. Is there a relationship between temperature and the atmospheric concentration of carbondioxide? If so, what is it?2. Do these graphs prove that temperature changes are determined by the concentration of gaseslike carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Explain your answer.3. What other factors might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends?Other factors that might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends is thetemperature and4. Does there appear to be any correlation between the major high and low points on the graphs?Explain using specific examples.Carbon Dioxide (ppm)

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Part 3: Conclusion Questions 1. Is there a relationship between temperature and the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide? If so, what is it? 2. Do these graphs prove that temperature changes are determined by the concentration of gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Explain your answer. 3. What other factors might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends? Other factors that might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends is the temperature and 4. Does there appear to be any corelation between the major high and low points on the graphs? Explain using specific examples.

Part 3: Conclusion Questions 1. Is there a relationship between temperature and the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide? If so, what is it? 2. Do these graphs prove that temperature changes are determined by the concentration of gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Explain your answer. 3. What other factors might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends? Other factors that might need to be considered when analyzing climate trends is the temperature and 4. Does there appear to be any corelation between the major high and low points on the graphs? Explain using specific examples.

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