I'm needing help with creating the graph using the Time-Tempeature Data sheet from those trails 1 and 2 with specific heat as well as heat of reaction, please. Time-Temperature DataTime(min: sec)Specific HeatTrial ITemperature (°C)Specific HeatTrial 2Temperature (°C)Heat of ReactionTrial IHeat of ReactionTrial 2Temperature (°C)Temperature (°C)-1:0022.4°C23.2°C22.8°C23.2°C-0:4522:4°C23.2°C22.8°C23.200-0:3022.4°C23.2°C22.8°C73.2°C-0:1522.4°C23.2°C22.8°C73.2°C0:00L0:1525.9° C26.5°C29.6°C29.9°C0:3026.0°C26.7°C29.5 °C29.8°C0:4526.0°C26.7°C29.6 °C29.8°C1:00226.0°C26.7°C29.5°C79.8°C1:1526.1°C26.7°C29.4°C29.8%1:3026.1°C26.7 °C29.4°C29.781:4526.1°C26.7°C29.4°C79.792:0026.0°C26.7°C29.4°C29.7902:1526.0°C26.7°C29.4 °C29.692:3026.0°C26.7°Cし29.4 °C29.6902:4526.0°C26.7 °C29-3 °C༠29.6°C3:0026.0°C3:1526.0°C26.7°C26.7 °C29.3°C29.6°C29.3°C 19.593:3026.0°C26.6 °C29.3°C 29.50029.5°C3:4526.0°C26.6 °C4:0026.0°C26.6°C29.3°C 19.5°29.2°C 29.5% Example29.0Specific Heat of an Unknown Metal28.0"Draw a "best-fit" line(approximately equal number ofpoints above and below the line)27.0T₁=27.86 °C26.025.024.0T₁=24.18 °C23.0+-2:00-1:000:001:002:003:004:005:00Time (minutes: seconds)

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I'm needing help with creating the graph using the Time-Tempeature Data sheet from those trails 1 and 2 with specific heat as well as heat of reaction, please.

Time-Temperature Data
Time
(min: sec)
Specific Heat
Trial I
Temperature (°C)
Specific Heat
Trial 2
Temperature (°C)
Heat of Reaction
Trial I
Heat of Reaction
Trial 2
Temperature (°C)
Temperature (°C)
-1:00
22.4°C
23.2°C
22.8°C
23.2°C
-0:45
22:4°C
23.2°C
22.8°C
23.200
-0:30
22.4°C
23.2°C
22.8°C
73.2°C
-0:15
22.4°C
23.2°C
22.8°C
73.2°C
0:00
L
0:15
25.9° C
26.5°C
29.6°C
29.9°C
0:30
26.0°C
26.7°C
29.5 °C
29.8°C
0:45
26.0°C
26.7°C
29.6 °C
29.8°C
1:00
226.0°C
26.7°C
29.5°C
79.8°C
1:15
26.1°C
26.7°C
29.4°C
29.8%
1:30
26.1°C
26.7 °C
29.4°C
29.78
1:45
26.1°C
26.7°C
29.4°C
79.79
2:00
26.0°C
26.7°C
29.4°C
29.790
2:15
26.0°C
26.7°C
29.4 °C
29.69
2:30
26.0°C
26.7°C
し
29.4 °C
29.690
2:45
26.0°C
26.7 °C
29-3 °C
༠
29.6°C
3:00
26.0°C
3:15
26.0°C
26.7°C
26.7 °C
29.3°C
29.6°C
29.3°C 19.59
3:30
26.0°C
26.6 °C
29.3°C 29.500
29.5°C
3:45
26.0°C
26.6 °C
4:00
26.0°C
26.6°C
29.3°C 19.5°
29.2°C 29.5%

Example
29.0
Specific Heat of an Unknown Metal
28.0
"Draw a "best-fit" line
(approximately equal number of
points above and below the line)
27.0
T₁=27.86 °C
26.0
25.0
24.0
T₁=24.18 °C
23.0+
-2:00
-1:00
0:00
1:00
2:00
3:00
4:00
5:00
Time (minutes: seconds)

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