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So, in the given question, they have given the time period and the elevation, they have asked us to calculate, plot the graph for the given data.
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So, the time period we are going to consider it as the x axis and in the given data, the time period is given for from 1 year to 15 years.
00:23
So, we are going to consider x axis as 1 unit is equal to 1 year, that is we can have that 1 centimetre is equal to 1 year in the x axis and we are going to plot from 0 to 15.
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Similarly, elevation that is the height is they have given it in 3000 that one.
00:52
So, this elevation is we are going to have it in the y axis and we are going to have 1 unit as 1 unit is that is 1 centimetre is 5 metres that is 5 units.
01:12
For this we are going to have like this.
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Now let us draw the x axis and the y axis and let us plot the values first.
01:23
So, here this is the y axis, this y axis represents about the elevation.
01:30
So, we are going to write it over here and this x axis represents for time period.
01:36
So, here first one we will go with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and we have got 15.
02:05
So, here the minimum data value starts from 3795.
02:13
So, we are going to start from 3790 or 95 whatever you wish we can start.
02:20
I am going to start it from 3795, 3795.
02:28
So, 55 units 55 metres we are going to add it.
02:32
So, it would be like 3795 plus 5 means 3800, 3805, 3810 the maximum values is up to 3817.
02:54
So, we will go by up to 3820.
02:59
So, 3815 and here is 3820.
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If you want we can also write 3825.
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So, now let us plot the points.
03:13
The first point is 1 for the first year it is 3817.
03:19
So, directly from 1 to 3817, 17 is in between 15 and 20.
03:29
So, but it is nearer to 15.
03:32
So, i am marking a little bit down and 2 is 3815.
03:40
So, we will directly mark with this 3815 for 2.
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Next one is 3 is 3810, 3810.
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So, here it is.
03:55
Next 4 is 3812, 12 is a little bit above 10.
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So, we are going to 2 bits above 10.
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So, we can have like this...