Based on the provided responses, the strongest support in the graph would depend on the actual data presented in it. However, if you want to determine which statement is most likely correct without seeing the graph, here are some tips for evaluating the options one might typically consider:
- Look for trends in the data concerning nuclear, coal, petroleum, and gas production costs over the specified period.
- Identify whether the production costs for nuclear and coal are indeed comparable.
- Check if there is an increase or decrease in petroleum and gas costs over time.
Without seeing the actual chart, the statement that aligns with the observations can be selected. If you can see the chart, look for the following:
- If nuclear and coal costs are similar, and petroleum is rising, the first statement would be correct.
- If nuclear is similar to coal, and petroleum's costs are decreasing, the second statement would be correct.
- If nuclear and petroleum are similar, with gas rising, the third statement would be right.
- If nuclear and petroleum are similar and gas costs are constant, then the fourth statement would be accurate.
Evaluate the graph accordingly to select the appropriate statement.