Global Temperature Anomalies for the years 1750 - 2017 2.50 A(t) = (9 × 10-)e* - (4. 89 × 10*)e? + (9.03 × 10*)² - 0.06061 +0.62 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 -0.50 -1.00 -1.50 -2.00 -2.50 200 250 300 50 100 150 Time (Years since 1750) absevuations 4 scatterplot displays Global temperature araoMAen anomoly For each A 1750 unil 2017. • for pur poses of calculation, ihe scater plot hovizonial aris is measuved in years since 1750 (2017-1750 = 267 years) • base line temperature for each ytar is dynamic as il is a 'volling average'of the global average temp. Arom 1750 until year of inierest. Temperature anomoly for yeaV 1995 (245 yeais since 1750) is 0.73+, meaning the glabal average temp. in 1995 was 0.73t noiter than overals average temp Prom 1750 nntil 199 Trendiine for scafterplot 1s a polynemiai ef degree 4 with Cormula: from year )determine the garnk equation of the gradient function Ar the trandline. Davaph trendline (ust desmos?) 1o identify: a. roovdinales Of any turning poirts . the Tange of years For whicn the temperature anomuly is: i. increasing, il. decreasing Interpret $ ex plain values calculated ing puestion 2. Use eguation of trendline to calculate the average rate of 1960. use equation oe frendline to caiculate avorage rate of change between years 1960-2017 ompare results from ques frons 4 Es, Injerpret any difrerences and explain heW thi uld be used as evidence Par of against climate change. inge between yeavs 1750- redict rate at which global temperatures will be (hanging in the year 2041 (tars erom now a bove scatferplot, data poinis from earlier years (1750-1500) are more erratic than ata points in later years (1900-1950). Explnin mathematically why this would happe d what implicalions (If any) this wenld nave for arguments for ragainst climate Global Temperature Anomaly (°C)
Global Temperature Anomalies for the years 1750 - 2017 2.50 A(t) = (9 × 10-)e* - (4. 89 × 10*)e? + (9.03 × 10*)² - 0.06061 +0.62 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 -0.50 -1.00 -1.50 -2.00 -2.50 200 250 300 50 100 150 Time (Years since 1750) absevuations 4 scatterplot displays Global temperature araoMAen anomoly For each A 1750 unil 2017. • for pur poses of calculation, ihe scater plot hovizonial aris is measuved in years since 1750 (2017-1750 = 267 years) • base line temperature for each ytar is dynamic as il is a 'volling average'of the global average temp. Arom 1750 until year of inierest. Temperature anomoly for yeaV 1995 (245 yeais since 1750) is 0.73+, meaning the glabal average temp. in 1995 was 0.73t noiter than overals average temp Prom 1750 nntil 199 Trendiine for scafterplot 1s a polynemiai ef degree 4 with Cormula: from year )determine the garnk equation of the gradient function Ar the trandline. Davaph trendline (ust desmos?) 1o identify: a. roovdinales Of any turning poirts . the Tange of years For whicn the temperature anomuly is: i. increasing, il. decreasing Interpret $ ex plain values calculated ing puestion 2. Use eguation of trendline to calculate the average rate of 1960. use equation oe frendline to caiculate avorage rate of change between years 1960-2017 ompare results from ques frons 4 Es, Injerpret any difrerences and explain heW thi uld be used as evidence Par of against climate change. inge between yeavs 1750- redict rate at which global temperatures will be (hanging in the year 2041 (tars erom now a bove scatferplot, data poinis from earlier years (1750-1500) are more erratic than ata points in later years (1900-1950). Explnin mathematically why this would happe d what implicalions (If any) this wenld nave for arguments for ragainst climate Global Temperature Anomaly (°C)
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