Part E Create a graph to compare the actual temperature changes over time using your spreadsheet. The steps involved
in creating your graph will be different depending on your software. For most platforms, it's necessary for the two
columns you're correlating to be next to each other. Use the cut, copy, and paste features to relocate the anomaly
values so that the actual temperatures are in column B next to the years in column A. Highlight columns A and B.
From the menu, choose Insert and select the graph or chart type you decided on in part D. If needed, update the
graph and axis labels so that it is easy to tell what the graph is displaying.
Capture and save an image of your graph. Use the insert Image button to add the image to the answer space.
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