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One of the constants in the experiment was that the chloropyll content was measured every 48 hours.
 
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Scientists use data tables to organize their experimental data. Often, the data are graphed because a graph can make the data easier to interpret. Graphs quickly show a relationship between two variables. Scientists exposed two groups of seedlings to various amounts of light. One group was exposed to low light conditions (LL) and the other group was exposed to moderate light (ML) conditions. Scientists measured the amount of chlorophyll in the seedlings at regular intervals during a 48-hour period. The amount of chlorophyll in the seedlings is expressed in micrograms of chlorophyll per gram of seedling (µg/g). The data from both groups are shown in the graph below. **Graph 1: Amount of Chlorophyll with Different Amounts of Light** The graph shows two lines representing two different light conditions over a 48-hour period. - **Horizontal Axis (X-Axis):** Labeled as "Hours," indicating the time elapsed in 0, 3, 5, 8, 12, 24, and 48-hour intervals. - **Vertical Axis (Y-Axis):** Labeled as "Amount of chlorophyll (µg/g)," representing the chlorophyll amount ranging from 0 to 600 µg/g. - **Solid Line:** Represents seedlings exposed to low light conditions. The line shows a gradual increase over 48 hours, from approximately 0 µg/g at the start to roughly 100 µg/g at 48 hours. - **Dashed Line:** Represents seedlings exposed to moderate light conditions. This line demonstrates a more significant increase, starting at nearly 0 µg/g and rising sharply to around 500 µg/g at 48 hours. The graph illustrates that seedlings exposed to moderate light accumulate more chlorophyll over time compared to those exposed to low light.
Transcribed Image Text:Scientists use data tables to organize their experimental data. Often, the data are graphed because a graph can make the data easier to interpret. Graphs quickly show a relationship between two variables. Scientists exposed two groups of seedlings to various amounts of light. One group was exposed to low light conditions (LL) and the other group was exposed to moderate light (ML) conditions. Scientists measured the amount of chlorophyll in the seedlings at regular intervals during a 48-hour period. The amount of chlorophyll in the seedlings is expressed in micrograms of chlorophyll per gram of seedling (µg/g). The data from both groups are shown in the graph below. **Graph 1: Amount of Chlorophyll with Different Amounts of Light** The graph shows two lines representing two different light conditions over a 48-hour period. - **Horizontal Axis (X-Axis):** Labeled as "Hours," indicating the time elapsed in 0, 3, 5, 8, 12, 24, and 48-hour intervals. - **Vertical Axis (Y-Axis):** Labeled as "Amount of chlorophyll (µg/g)," representing the chlorophyll amount ranging from 0 to 600 µg/g. - **Solid Line:** Represents seedlings exposed to low light conditions. The line shows a gradual increase over 48 hours, from approximately 0 µg/g at the start to roughly 100 µg/g at 48 hours. - **Dashed Line:** Represents seedlings exposed to moderate light conditions. This line demonstrates a more significant increase, starting at nearly 0 µg/g and rising sharply to around 500 µg/g at 48 hours. The graph illustrates that seedlings exposed to moderate light accumulate more chlorophyll over time compared to those exposed to low light.
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