After the arrow on the graph, the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide holds steady at 380 parts per million (ppm).Which line on the bottom graph shows how the atmospheric temperature will change? Choose the answer below A.) Line DB.) Line AC.) Line BD.) Line C ### Graphical Analysis of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Temperature Change Over Time#### Figure 1: Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels Over TimeThe top graph displays the changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels over time. - **Vertical Axis (Left)**: Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide (ppm - parts per million)- **Horizontal Axis (Bottom)**: TimeThe graph shows a continuous rise in atmospheric CO₂ levels, starting around 280 ppm and rising steadily to about 380 ppm. There is a marked increase followed by a plateau phase, indicating that CO₂ levels have stabilized around 380 ppm towards the end of the time period measured.#### Figure 2: Temperature Change Over TimeThe lower graph illustrates the change in temperature over time for four different scenarios labeled A, B, C, and D.- **Vertical Axis (Left)**: Temperature Change - **Horizontal Axis (Bottom)**: Time- **Legend**: - A is represented by black diamonds - B is represented by blue squares - C is represented by red circles - D is represented by brown trianglesThis graph shows:- Scenario A: Demonstrates a slight increase in temperature initially, followed by a decrease over time.- Scenario B: Shows a gradual increase and then a steady upward trend in temperature change.- Scenario C: Represents a sharp and continuous increase in temperature change.- Scenario D: Depicts an initial increase, followed by a stabilization and slight decline.#### SummaryBoth graphs indicate the relationship between atmospheric CO₂ levels and temperature change. As atmospheric CO₂ levels increase, temperature change varies depending on the scenario, demonstrating various potential outcomes of CO₂'s impact on global temperatures. These visualizations are crucial for understanding the dynamics of climate change and the potential future scenarios based on current trends.The arrow in both graphs likely signifies a key event or intervention point that significantly influences the trends observed.

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After the arrow on the graph, the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide holds steady at 380 parts per million (ppm). Which line on the bottom graph shows how the atmospheric temperature will change? Choose the answer below A.) Line D B.) Line A C.) Line B D.) Line C