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In which decade did the glaciers lose ice the slowest? what about the highest?

Answer 1

Answer:

First convert the 30 centimeters into kilometers. This will give you 0.0003 km because 1 km is 100,000 cm. Next multiply 100km^2 by 0.0003km which will give you your answer or 0.03 km^3.

Explanation:

Answer 2

I’m not completely sure what the answer they expect is, but I’d say the slowest would be the 70s (potentially the 60s). We look at the slope of the graph to see how quickly ice is being lost, so a shallower slope signifies a slower loss. Likewise, for the fastest, we’d look for the steepest slope in the graph. I’d say the early 2000s for the fastest, since were not provided the full data set for the 2010s.