Question

practice: data... the information collected during an experiment is called data. data is usually organized into tables and graphs. data tables are made using rows and columns like a spreadsheet. part i: parts of a data table identify the different parts of the data table by answering the questions that follow it. high daily temperature table: time (days) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12; temperature (°c) 27,28,31,30,34,38,33,26,20,28,21,29 1. the title is __ 2. the two variables are and 3. the unit for time is and for temperature is 4. list the ordered pairs (each data point) day 1, 27°c __ 5. what was the highest daily temperature recorded? on which day did it occur? 6. on which two days was the same temperature recorded? 7. why is it important to have the variables labeled with units?

Explanation:

Question 1

The title of the data table is clearly labeled at the top as "High Daily Temperature".

Looking at the table, the two columns represent the variables. One is "Time (days)" and the other is "Temperature (°C)".

From the labels, the unit for time is "days" (from "Time (days)") and for temperature is "°C" (from "Temperature (°C)").

Answer:

High Daily Temperature

Question 2