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∙ 11y agoYes, significantly since the 1880's.
The half-life of U-235 is approximately 700 million years according to the graph.
Since 1930 Ireland's average temperature has risen by 0.7° Celsius.Of the 15 warmest years in Ireland, ten have occurred since 1990.There is a trend of increased rainfall along the north and west coasts.
An HR diagram is a graph that plots stars' luminosity against their surface temperature. It helps astronomers understand the life cycle of stars, their evolution, and their classification based on their properties. The HR diagram is a valuable tool for studying stellar properties and behavior in different stages of their lives.
The temperature of Van Maanen's Star is estimated to be around 6,300 K, which is relatively cool compared to other stars. It is a white dwarf star that has cooled down over billions of years since its formation.
line graph
Line graphs let us use data we have to predict what will happen in situations where we don't have the data yet. So we can create a line graph with the information we have. Then we look at a given point on the graph to tell us about some piece of data we wish to predict.For example, if we made a graph of temperature vs years. We might see how much it goes up each 100 years. We could then look at the year 2011 and predict the temperature.
It'd probably be a line graph, but out of those two, I'd say bar graph.
Since Mr. Crapper has been dead for several years, he is probably ground temperature.
Yes, significantly since the 1880's.
On google- type in "panda population graph from 1960 for every 10 years to 2010
The Hubble constant can be measured from a graph by plotting the recession speed of galaxies as a function of their distance away from us. The slope of the graph represents the Hubble constant, which describes the rate of expansion of the universe. By fitting a line to the data points on the graph, the slope of the line can be used to determine the value of the Hubble constant.
The use of a line graph is to show changes over time [months,weeks,years,days,ect;]
That would be a line graph.
Almost identical to what Vostok look like today. Man only produces about 3% of all CO2 and much of that from sources that would occur naturally in any event.To get a better idea of what CO2 graphs have looked like historically, check out the Vostok site. There you will see that CO2 has always followed temperature by about 800 years. The current warming cycle started about 10,200 years ago, so we would expect to see CO2 levels rise that past 9,600 years, just like they have.A:The look of the graph would depend on how long they had been using renewable energy (solar, wind, water, etc) but we would hope to see that the steady rising trend on the temperature graph was stopping and even beginning to come down. The earth's temperature has been rising steadily since we started burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) 250 years ago, and it has been rising even more rapidly since 1980. Carbon dioxide can remain in the atmosphere for close to 100 years, so we hope that these factories and cars have made the change to renewable energy long before.
The best graph in my opinion would be a line graph . Line graphs are used in most buisness graphs .
The peaks on the graph represent sunspot maximums, which occur approximately every 11 years. The specific years of these maximums can vary, but recent examples include 2013, 2014, and 2015.