To determine which graph best represents the change in Earth's temperature due to the feedback mechanism you've described (the ice-albedo feedback), we need to look for a graph that shows a characteristic feedback loop: as ice covers more of the Earth, more heat is reflected, leading to a further decrease in temperature.
In this scenario, we would expect to see a decline in Earth's temperature over time in a somewhat accelerating manner due to the positive feedback effect. This would typically be depicted in a graph where the temperature decreases sharply or exponentially as the ice cover increases.
If you provide descriptions or characteristics of the graphs A, B, C, and D, I can help you identify which one best fits this description.