Excel
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OLYMPICS |
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100 meter free-style Olympic Gold Medal Swimming Records (seconds) |
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Year |
Men |
Women |
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1896 |
82.20 |
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1900 |
62.80 |
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1904 |
73.40 |
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1908 |
65.60 |
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1912 |
63.40 |
82.20 |
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1920 |
61.40 |
73.60 |
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1924 |
59.00 |
72.40 |
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1928 |
58.60 |
71.00 |
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1932 |
58.20 |
66.80 |
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1936 |
57.60 |
65.90 |
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1948 |
57.30 |
66.30 |
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1952 |
57.40 |
66.80 |
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1956 |
55.40 |
62.00 |
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1960 |
55.20 |
61.20 |
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1964 |
53.40 |
59.50 |
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1968 |
52.20 |
60.00 |
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1972 |
51.11 |
58.59 |
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1976 |
49.99 |
55.65 |
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1980 |
50.40 |
54.79 |
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1984 |
49.80 |
55.92 |
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1988 |
48.63 |
54.93 |
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1992 |
49.02 |
54.64 |
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1996 |
48.74 |
54.50 |
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2000 |
48.30 |
53.83 |
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2004 |
48.17 |
53.84 |
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2008 |
47.21 |
53.12 |
Enter the data above in an Excel spreadsheet, place it on the first worksheet and label the worksheet “OlympicData”. Create two additional worksheets, labeled “PolyTrend” and “ExpTrend”. On each of those worksheets, create an XY chart from the data to illustrate the information graphically. Ensure that your charts are labeled with a title and legends for the x and y-axis. Use three different orders of polynomials in creating trend lines on the “PolyTrend” worksheet. On the “ExpTrend worksheet, create an exponential trend line. Remember to make the information look presentable.