Part 4: Relative Humidity Using the Table at the end of this lab, answer the following questions. Show all your work (clearly). Lack of work means lack of points. 1) Plot the numbers given on graph paper (an optional form of graph paper is available at the end of this lab). Plot Temperature on the horizontal (x-axis) and Maximum water vapor on the vertical axis (y- axis). Connect the dots with a smooth line when finished (a best fit line). Be sure to label your axes. You may use any scale but try to use as much of the graph as possible. 2) You have just made a graph showing the maximum amount of water that an air mass can hold relative to temperature. Using that graph answer the following: a. How much water can an air mass at 27 C hold? 34C? -27 C b. Relative humidity is the % water compared to the total Relative Humidity = (Actual Vapor Amount/Maximum Amount Possible)x100 Calculate relative humidity of air masses with the following conditions in the table below: Actual Water Vapor (g/kg) Maximum Water