Instructions- DO THE GRAPH LABELING THE NUMBERS AND LABELING THE POINTS AND PLEASE DO THEM ON THIS PICTURE NO HANDWRITTEN OR HAND DRAWNPleasee help with this 2 people didn’t help with it can you help with this please??? and PLEASEE can you do this fast it’s night and I need to go to sleep thank you thank you so much? e your answvers to questions 9 through3 on the information and diagrams belowand on your knowledge of biologybelow were used to investigatethe effect of temperature oncelled organism). Each of two flasks containing equal amounts ofyeast-glucose solution was submerged in a water bath, one kept at 20°Cand one kept at 35°C. The number of gas bubbles released from theglass tube in each setup was observed and the results were recordedevery 5 minutes for a period of 25 minutes. The data are summarizedin the table below.-Water bath at 20°C-Water bath at 35°CGas bubbleGas bubbleWaterWaterGlass tubeGlass tubeYeast-glucose solutionYeast-glucose solutionData TableTimeTotal Number of Bubbles Released(minutes)20°C35°C1015151530203050254575Directions (49-–51): Using the information in the data table, construct a line graph onthe grid on the next page, following the directions below,Mark an appropriate scale on each axis.10) Plot the data for the total number of bubbles released at 20°C on the grid on the nextpage. Surround each point with a small circle and connect the points.Example: ) Plot the data for the total number of bubbles released at 35°C an the grid. Surroundeach point with a small triangle and connect the points.Example: AAThe Effect of Temperatureon Respiration in YeastKeyYoast respiration at 20°CA Yeast respiration at 35°CTime (minutes)12 State one relationship between temperature and the rate of gas production in yeast.Total Number of Bubbles Released

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