So I have to make a graph on excel, and I'm not very proficient with it.
I was wondering if anyone could make me a graph with the following info:
Angle Energy
175° 119.2 kJ/mol
170° 120.79 kJ/mol
160° 126.88 kJ/mol
150° 136.06 kJ/mol
140° 146.86 kJ/mol
130° 157.06 kJ/mol
125° 160.88 kJ/mol
120° 163.07 kJ/mol
115° 163.04 kJ/mol
110° 160.73 kJ/mol
100° 151.41 kJ/mol
90° 140.18 kJ/mol
80° 130.63 kJ/mol
70° 124.69 kJ/mol
65° 123.4 kJ/mol
60° 123.34 kJ/mol
55° 124.51 kJ/mol
50° 126.91 kJ/mol
40° 135.17 kJ/mol
30° 147.39 kJ/mol
20° 162.23 kJ/mol
10° 176.99 kJ/mol
5° 182.4 kJ/mol
0° 184.51 kJ/mol
"-5°" 182.4 kJ/mol
"-10°" 176.99 kJ/mol
"-20°" 162.23 kJ/mol
"-30°" 147.39 kJ/mol
"-40°" 135.17 kJ/mol
"-50°" 126.91 kJ/mol
"-55°" 124.51 kJ/mol
"-60°" 123.34 kJ/mol
"-65°" 123.4 kJ/mol
"-70°" 124.69 kJ/mol
"-80°" 130.62 kJ/mol
"-90°" 140.18 kJ/mol
"-100°" 151.41 kJ/mol
"-110°" 160.73 kJ/mol
"-115°" 163.04 kJ/mol
"-120°" 163.07 kJ/mol
"-125°" 160.88 kJ/mol
"-130°" 157.06 kJ/mol
"-140°" 146.86 kJ/mol
"-150°" 136.06 kJ/mol
"-160°" 126.88 kJ/mol
"-170°" 120.79 kJ/mol
"-175°" 119.2 kJ/mol
Angle x axis, energy = y axis.
Should come out looking like one big mountain in the middle, and two smaller identical mountains on the side. Thanks to whomever!

But like literally you would just highlight that data and press the graph button

FYI for next time

it seems strange to use a bar chart instead a scatter plot for something like this, but then he DID specifically say this:

"Should come out looking like one big mountain in the middle, and two smaller identical mountains on the side."

so I might have chosen to do the same.