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EXCEL GRAPHING EXERCISE-CHEMISTRY

THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE DONE WITH EXCEL GRAPHING PROGRAM:

THIS A COMPILATION OF MONTHLY AND ANNUAL PRECIPITATION FOR THE DALLAS– WORTH AREA FOR THE YEARS OF 1898 TO 2016 FEBRUARY.

Dallas/Fort Worth – Monthly and Annual Precipitation

See note below concerning the following information

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear
20161.042.202016
20153.622.962.535.5616.963.950.920.462.149.829.863.8362.612015
20140.330.411.451.743.403.260.984.340.062.092.131.1321.322014
20134.061.682.271.983.172.142.051.322.723.132.122.7629.402013
20126.181.885.744.241.662.820.783.191.751.020.051.9531.262012
20111.600.920.072.467.952.840.090.960.663.120.864.3525.882011
20102.762.833.572.031.092.083.130.419.091.161.502.0531.702010
20090.820.725.563.544.363.982.091.646.528.051.761.8540.892009
20080.272.306.073.852.210.840.812.820.842.294.530.2727.102008
20075.580.433.812.828.3411.105.540.354.993.531.222.3450.052007
20062.253.854.401.861.900.341.780.522.604.342.583.3329.752006
20054.331.622.170.563.351.140.742.461.360.890.020.3318.972005
20043.043.841.712.964.7310.494.164.241.025.725.010.6547.572004
20030.223.070.851.902.535.170.081.853.990.783.150.9624.552003
20024.900.947.395.685.403.103.071.471.386.440.524.1344.422002
20012.446.175.270.895.581.283.852.723.721.871.113.2438.142001
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear
20001.593.302.914.283.175.93T0.000.174.386.953.5736.262000
19991.440.482.842.746.910.990.77T2.302.260.312.5523.591999
19985.073.224.451.252.381.750.110.350.685.644.914.4334.241998
19970.337.402.216.733.923.991.683.132.015.661.016.9345.001997
19960.970.352.362.140.953.423.855.021.516.565.540.4733.141996
19952.110.446.696.837.502.413.450.861.540.750.742.0735.391995
19941.432.011.693.625.802.054.584.891.398.196.032.4244.101994
19931.745.783.033.491.753.750.000.753.285.101.622.5432.831993
19923.252.403.242.466.935.232.482.083.253.053.564.2642.191992
19912.722.601.353.636.974.263.994.304.619.321.048.7553.541991
19904.544.725.896.907.161.892.602.371.122.813.811.4645.271990
19892.563.703.721.869.628.752.611.892.402.020.490.3339.951989
19880.881.232.032.212.113.232.470.444.041.642.282.4825.041988
19871.223.671.700.115.953.451.770.811.380.124.172.9027.251987
1986T2.491.085.305.523.920.411.634.601.813.252.4432.451986
19850.812.623.703.752.133.782.400.533.353.913.110.6130.701985
19841.073.114.921.413.042.790.431.470.096.502.976.0933.891984
19832.551.254.360.595.832.071.565.550.224.042.220.8331.071983
19822.331.891.712.7113.664.282.730.520.583.364.222.7640.751982
19810.581.443.392.696.247.851.812.322.4014.181.530.1744.601981
19802.520.841.242.233.011.250.71T6.541.081.231.4322.081980
19793.351.526.332.035.901.361.942.470.993.380.432.7232.421979
19781.413.332.661.348.010.770.331.530.930.552.730.7824.371978
19772.391.685.884.310.990.692.202.331.722.961.790.2527.191977
19760.130.522.295.716.031.403.834.755.023.460.501.9935.631976
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear
19753.343.721.673.406.881.955.060.300.87T0.421.4929.101975
19741.791.010.802.516.005.440.674.196.045.933.321.9339.631974
19733.261.922.286.063.185.8811.130.017.166.852.060.8350.621973
19721.090.260.103.252.351.500.590.812.426.892.360.6122.231972
19710.191.320.342.761.880.833.605.703.247.641.776.9936.261971
19700.724.783.494.683.620.610.946.856.252.950.201.0136.101970
19691.261.993.623.407.120.630.772.564.555.821.222.7535.691969
19683.601.486.392.416.023.501.882.712.532.184.581.2038.481968
19670.280.322.093.844.020.722.200.485.944.190.922.3027.301967
19661.682.841.3810.743.135.473.263.384.231.480.531.1739.291966
19652.776.201.452.158.971.500.092.265.041.972.431.7336.561965
19643.531.173.352.712.850.400.252.439.520.626.231.2534.311964
19630.860.150.486.202.520.572.282.731.700.231.291.4520.461963
19621.002.011.805.661.586.946.363.223.794.153.930.9941.431962
19613.292.202.952.231.065.932.320.022.922.822.722.1230.581961
19602.292.160.741.671.891.723.962.761.251.820.494.2224.971960
19590.361.612.310.923.275.273.270.932.409.221.742.8434.141959
19581.700.845.498.631.500.673.693.645.101.072.261.0935.681958
19571.721.774.1812.1912.643.960.650.123.233.534.721.7850.491957
19561.342.540.113.123.830.880.380.230.231.202.612.0818.551956
19551.172.012.151.946.584.990.641.003.680.200.590.2125.161955
19542.080.730.663.624.381.200.240.811.462.351.240.7819.551954
19530.541.342.524.823.550.550.971.091.684.272.091.3224.741953
19520.581.121.396.513.21T0.560.440.540.015.842.4922.691952
19511.392.421.332.274.604.122.220.471.841.621.000.0923.371951
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear
19505.012.471.584.736.163.164.533.053.210.300.02T34.221950
19495.454.753.692.4710.643.520.102.273.136.500.091.0443.651949
19480.964.121.071.114.342.461.930.900.192.090.500.4420.111948
19471.210.552.922.982.504.080.104.182.812.142.234.5030.201947
19462.792.932.802.4912.090.650.906.842.691.316.503.4045.391946
19451.926.966.192.871.814.123.070.622.172.311.130.5533.721945
19442.584.811.302.706.420.762.522.650.802.533.823.6034.491944
19430.200.514.051.637.833.930.73T7.310.730.513.3230.751943
19420.390.641.3716.972.853.230.624.693.826.180.921.5943.271942
19411.453.421.523.522.027.121.492.711.283.681.081.8831.171941
19400.592.000.405.977.157.302.862.160.681.476.354.7241.651940
19392.662.421.641.482.544.042.021.440.120.552.720.6822.311939
19382.744.573.893.032.801.612.160.110.780.111.171.2624.231938
19371.710.303.880.581.005.741.931.020.323.554.395.3129.731937
19360.670.450.630.999.480.032.350.237.303.720.461.8428.151936
19353.703.291.403.069.157.220.890.703.614.011.652.2640.941935
19341.861.674.262.390.82T0.080.134.900.122.300.5619.091934
19331.962.472.181.574.670.035.702.254.941.240.662.1329.801933
19329.074.920.633.436.033.042.072.9210.801.661.564.9051.031932
19311.792.844.201.972.422.430.443.381.253.392.782.7329.621931
19300.841.082.862.3710.371.870.373.121.197.961.712.0835.821930
19292.082.781.392.065.830.200.43T2.292.121.500.4121.091929
19280.463.531.105.703.7711.584.242.130.454.151.975.5044.581928
19271.451.772.193.660.443.331.530.804.004.470.582.5926.811927
19264.040.083.603.733.793.324.134.391.413.160.733.0335.411926
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear
19251.440.740.023.598.110.290.980.401.793.772.050.0423.221925
19240.891.974.662.334.001.250.963.773.78T1.601.2326.441924
19234.602.051.525.300.546.740.991.682.066.051.634.6837.841923
19221.632.001.5717.644.581.761.350.520.412.332.570.0636.421922
19212.872.622.671.991.042.631.140.950.110.311.240.3417.911921
19203.480.764.420.518.662.333.494.222.766.521.701.3140.161920
19193.032.033.342.063.993.725.255.004.129.443.320.4445.741919
19181.360.010.936.211.995.161.100.292.093.317.944.0834.471918
19171.431.472.424.113.921.972.651.922.410.171.350.0523.871917
19164.010.013.686.993.703.301.383.840.731.891.820.1131.461916
19151.322.181.404.982.496.880.3010.331.622.580.291.9936.361915
19140.431.172.895.9910.712.970.739.021.610.286.444.4046.641914
19132.300.871.042.472.743.034.36T7.292.285.905.4237.701913
19120.171.223.343.202.714.260.276.560.831.510.331.9526.351912
19110.213.841.873.330.220.436.262.391.380.991.055.0627.031911
19101.361.141.022.655.761.380.140.262.210.680.141.2317.971910
19090.090.110.411.661.092.970.022.382.082.205.112.8120.931909
19080.962.452.959.6310.692.902.662.743.524.492.050.0345.071908
19070.511.900.701.316.532.224.150.291.923.015.812.1830.531907
19060.932.081.992.568.244.132.564.984.160.912.191.2235.951906
19051.521.933.397.735.452.698.350.560.834.213.193.6043.451905
19041.301.794.012.213.865.422.153.262.635.290.020.3632.301904
19031.835.072.030.591.844.841.841.572.704.530.000.3027.141903
19020.420.363.801.814.310.586.29T2.401.406.891.0529.311902
19010.081.591.572.044.500.331.991.291.671.902.100.5919.651901
19000.700.120.737.346.580.845.901.439.123.220.560.3536.891900
18991.240.210.322.322.012.781.660.021.021.493.061.9818.111899
18980.291.591.422.70NA1898
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecAnnualYear

 

YOUR TASK FOR THIS GRAPHING EXERCISE INVOLVES THE FOLLOWING:

  • ON THE EXCEL GRAPHING PROGAM, PLOT A GRAPH COMPARING THE FOLLOWING YEARS OF PRECIPITATION: 1899, 1950 & 2015.  IN THIS GRAPH SHOW THE BEST STRAIGHT LINE FOR EACH YEAR, AND PROPOSE A CONCLUSION TO THE DATA ON THE BASIS OF RAINFALL, WHETHER THERE IS AN INCREASE, DECREASE OR NO CHANGE.  COMMENT ON IF THERE WERE RAINIER MONTHS THAN OTHERS.

 

  • ON GRAPHING PAPER USING A PENCIL, PLOT THE GRAPH COMPARING THE FOLLOWING YEARS OF PRECIPITATION:  1920, 1970 AND 1990. IN THIS GRAPH ALSO SHOW THE BEST STRAIGHT LINE FOR EACH YEAR BY YOUR GUESTIMATION, AND PROPOSE A CONCLUSION TO THE DATA ON THE BASIS OF RAINFALL, WHETHER THERE IS AN INCREASE, DECREASE OR NO CHANGE.  COMMENT ON IF THERE WERE RAINIER MONTHS THAN OTHERS.

 

  • AFTERWARDS, COMMENT IN YOUR CONCLUSION SECTION ON WHICH TECHNIQUE (EXCEL GRAPHING VS. PENCIL AND GRAPH PAPER) WAS THE EASIEST TO USE, WHICH WAS THE MOST ACCURATE, WHICH YOU LEARNED THE MOST FROM AND, COMPARING EXCEL GRAPHING DATA TO PENCIL-GRAPHING PAPER  DATA, WHETHER THERE WAS AN INCREASE, DECREASE OR NO CHANGE IN PRECIPITATION TOTALS FORM EACH GRAPH.

 

Format for Laboratory Report

 

  1. Title Page (leave Blank)

 

  • The title of the experiment
  • Your name
  • Your instructor’s name
  • The date the lab was performed or the date the report was submitted
  1. Title

 

The title says what you did. It should be brief (aim for ten words or less) and describe the main point of the experiment or investigation. An example of a title would be: “Effects of Ultraviolet Light on Borax Crystal Growth Rate”. If you can, begin your title using a keyword rather than an article like ‘The’ or ‘A’.

 

  1. Introduction / Purpose

 

Usually, the Introduction is one paragraph that explains the objectives or purpose of the lab. In one sentence, state the hypothesis. Sometimes an introduction may contain background information, briefly summarize how the experiment was performed, state the findings of the experiment, and list the conclusions of the investigation. Even if you don’t write a whole introduction, you need to state the purpose of the experiment, or why you did it. This would be where you state your hypothesis.

 

  1. Materials

 

List everything needed to complete your experiment.

 

  1. Methods

 

Describe the steps you completed during your investigation. This is your procedure. Be sufficiently detailed that anyone could read this section and duplicate your experiment. Write it as if you were giving direction for someone else to do the lab. It may be helpful to provide a Figure to diagram your experimental setup. DO NOT USE “I”, “YOU”, “WE”, “US” OR “THEY.”

 

  1. Data

 

Numerical data obtained from your procedure usually is presented as a table. Data encompasses what you recorded when you conducted the experiment. It’s just the facts, not any interpretation of what they mean.

 

  1. Results

 

Describe in words what the data means. Sometimes the Results section is combined with the Discussion (Results & Discussion).

 

  1. Discussion or Analysis

 

Discuss the experiment and the results obtained. This does not mean you simply report the results again, but rather interpret and discuss their significance. Results should also be compared with those in the literature, if possible. (Be sure to give proper citations). If problems were encountered during the course of the experiment, how might they be rectified in the future? Are there any other things we could do to make this a better experiment or to more specifically address the initial question posed? Are there any better techniques available that would allow one to more accurately generate data? Is there more than one way to explain the results? Your results may support your initial hypothesis, but there may be more than one conclusion that could be drawn from your results. Lastly, do not spend enormous amounts of time explaining data that cannot be explained!

 

  1. Conclusions

 

Most of the time the conclusion is a single paragraph that sums up what happened in the experiment, whether your hypothesis was accepted or rejected, and what this means.

 

  1. Figures & Graphs

Graphs and figures must both be labeled with a descriptive title. Label the axes on a graph, being sure to include units of measurement. The independent variable is on the X-axis. The dependent variable (the one you are measuring) is on the Y-axis. Be sure to refer to figures and graphs in the text of your report. The first figure is Figure 1, the second figure is Figure 2, etc.

 

  1. References

 

If your research was based on someone else’s work or if you cited facts that require documentation, then you should list these references.

 

  Remember! This is just a sample.

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