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I was given a graphing activity. It was do with the measuring the reaction rate against temperature. As you can see in the images below when I plotted them it required to be a curved graph. My question is when you have to graph data like the worksheets attached do you simple go through each one or do you have to do something like a curve of best fit. I was also required to interpolate missing data
Specifically I had to graph the
BTW this subject was biology.
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