Table 1. Raw results of data
Figure 7. Raw data presented in a graph, with the equation y= -0.0268x2 + 118721x +11.6.
Figure 8. Graph of reaction rate vs temperature, with the equation y = -0.0013x2 + 0.0936x + 0.58.
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From 10oC to 20oC, the average rate of reaction of the class results is higher than the raw results rate of reaction by a maximum of 0.75mL/sec. However, from 30oC to 50oC, the raw results presented a slightly higher lot of rate of reaction than the average rate of reaction from the class results. The highest rate of reaction difference was for 50oC, with a difference of 0.3mL/sec between the raw and average results. This information supports the hypothesis, yet the result for 10oC and 20oC do not support the hypothesis, as due to the information known about enzymes, the lower the temperature, the slower the rate of reaction should be, therefore the average rate of reaction does not support the