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In recent years, scientists have collected data on the extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean as shown in the graph. What additional data could be used to support or refute the theory of global climate change?
O A graph providing data on daily temperature fluctuations from 1980 to 2010
O A graph providing data on average global temperatures from 1980 to 2010
O A graph showing monthly fluctuations in sea ice extent for each year 1980 to 2010
O A graph showing yearly fluctuations in sea ice extent for each year 1980 to 2010

In recent years scientists have collected data on the extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean as shown in the graph What additional data could be used to support class=

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Answer:

Option 2, or B

Explanation:

The most practical data would be global temperatures during the 37+ year time period to coincide with the thinning sea ice. Option #1 is far too broad to include (daily), as is option #3 (monthly). The last option is basically proposing to duplicate what the graph already shows.

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The additional data that could be used to support or refute the theory of global climate change is as follows:

  • A graph providing data on average global temperatures from 1980 to 2010.

Thus, the correct option is B.

What is Climate change?

Climate change may be defined as the long-term shifting or alteration in the average temperatures and weather patterns.

The graph given below illustrates the average temperature from 1980-2010. It is not possible to represent the daily or monthly average temperature of approximately 30 years.

Therefore, the correct option for this question is B.

To learn more about Climate change, refer to the link:

https://brainly.com/question/24793273

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