The Canadian lynx and the snowshoe hare have a predator-prey relationship. You will use two sets of population data and present
them in a single graph.
Using the second picture below,label the x-axis ‘‘Year of Study’’.Label the x-axis with data listed in the first picture.(pls make sure that the grid your using is same as picture two below)
Based on the sizes of the numbers for each population, create a scale on the two separate y-axes. The snowshoe hare population ranges in size from 5000 to 95000. Label the y-axis on the left side of the x-axis as “Hare population (in thousands)." Number this y-axis from 0 to 100, in intervals of 10. The lynx population ranges in size from 500 to 6000. Label the y-axis on the right side of the x-axis as "Lynx population (in thousands)." Number this y-axis from 0 to 10, in intervals of 1.
Construct a line graph using the data from the first picture below.Use a different coloured like for each population.
Give your graph a title.Create a legend for your graph so it is easy to read.
Using the second picture below,label the x-axis ‘‘Year of Study’’.Label the x-axis with data listed in the first picture.(pls make sure that the grid your using is same as picture two below)
Based on the sizes of the numbers for each population, create a scale on the two separate y-axes. The snowshoe hare population ranges in size from 5000 to 95000. Label the y-axis on the left side of the x-axis as “Hare population (in thousands)." Number this y-axis from 0 to 100, in intervals of 10. The lynx population ranges in size from 500 to 6000. Label the y-axis on the right side of the x-axis as "Lynx population (in thousands)." Number this y-axis from 0 to 10, in intervals of 1.
Construct a line graph using the data from the first picture below.Use a different coloured like for each population.
Give your graph a title.Create a legend for your graph so it is easy to read.
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