Green House Gases
This paper is on greenhouse gases and is actually a math paper.
a). in 2000, x = 0 and f(x) = 364. I substitute the values and get:
So the value of C is 364
In 2050, x = 50 and f(x) = 467. I substitute the values and get:
So the function is
c). to double 280 ppm, the carbon dioxide concentration is 560 ppm. From the graph, if the value of x is 80, the concentration is about 560 ppm. So in 2080, the concentration may be double the preindustrial level of 280 ppm
This paper is on greenhouse gases and is actually a math paper.
a). in 2000, x = 0 and f(x) = 364. I substitute the values and get:
So the value of C is 364
In 2050, x = 50 and f(x) = 467. I substitute the values and get:
So the function is
c). to double 280 ppm, the carbon dioxide concentration is 560 ppm. From the graph, if the value of x is 80, the concentration is about 560 ppm. So in 2080, the concentration may be double the preindustrial level of 280 ppm
This paper is on greenhouse gases and is actually a math paper.
a). in 2000, x = 0 and f(x) = 364. I substitute the values and get:
So the value of C is 364