Below are Global carbon dioxide concentrations and the measured change in Global temperature (Temperature Anomaly) for...

Below are Global carbon dioxide concentrations and the measured change in Global temperature (Temperature Anomaly) for a period in our recent past:

YEAR	CO₂ Concentration (ppm)	Temperature Anomaly (ºC)
1981	339.93	.043
1985	343.13	.098
1989	350.17	.211
1992	355.25	.368
1995	360.15	.410
1999	364.05	.566
2002	372.01	.625
2005	380.14	.714
2009	384.12	.885
2012	399.21	1.07
2017	419.12	1.20

Using StatCrunch, construct a scatterplot that shows the relationship between the two variables (carbon dioxide concentrations and the measured change in Global temperature). Calculate the r value using StatCrunch. Copy and Paste your work from StatCrunch into your Word document submission. Verbally describe the direction and magnitude of the relationship you find. What does this tell you about Global warming?

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