Graphing Lab

1.  FIgure 1

 

2. Figure 2

 

3. Figure 3

 

 Figure 4 -     Max Ozone (POC 2 ^R) measured in parts per billion each day

Pollutant......	Sunday....	Monday...	Tuesday...	Wednesday	Thursday..	Friday...	Saturday...
Ozone (O3) Week 1			59	60	45	36	31
Ozone (O3) Week 2	29	34	45	47	39	40	31
Ozone (O3) Week 3	49	73	64	84	85	63	66
Ozone (O3) Week 4	66	79	82	45	37	29	45
Ozone (O3) Week 5	38	39	38	37	36
Calculate Avg	46	57	58	55	48	42	43

 Figure 5

 

Figure 6

 

Environmental... Conditions Per Week	Sunday...	Monday...	Tuesday...	Wednesday..	Thursday...	Friday...	Saturday...
Wind Speed Week 1			6.7	6.6	6.8	7.6	7,8
High Temperature			87.3	89.2	91.2	91.3	91.7
Wind Speed Week 2	7.4	6.6	6.6	7.7	6.4	9.2	8.8
High Temperature	92.4	94.1	92.8	89.5	93.9	95	96.7
Wind Speed Week 3	11.3	8.2	7.4	9.5	6.3	8.5	7.5
High Temperature	94.8	86.8	89.5	92.4	94.7	94.6	93.5
Wind Speed Week 4	6.5	6.9	7.3	8.5	7.7	7.9	11.5
High Temperature	95.7	97.4	96.8	95.1	90.3	95.2	97.1
Wind Speed Week 5	10.1	8.9	6.4	9.0	9.2
High Temperature	99.5	101.4	98.6	97.2	95

                               

 

Figure 7

 

 

 

Questions

 

1. The highest average high temperatures were on Saturday and Sunday, but the highest ozone days were Monday and Tuesday,  So those did not seem related according to the data. However, the lowest average ozone days were some of the days with the highest average high wind speed.

2.  Tuesday had the highest ozone, and the high temperatures of those days were an average of 93 degrees.

3.  Week 3 had the most wind. The ozone was high that week, with two days having 84 and 85.

4. Week 4 had the highest temperatures. The ozone that week was relatively low, with each day only being in the thirties.

5. The wind caused the increase of the ozone.

6.  I think that because according to the data, the week that the winds were highest, the ozone was also the highest it had been.