Module # 5 assignment

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When creating this visualization, a mistake was including the column containing the row numbers. It's essential to remove this when creating the graph because it does not need to be plotted. This graph displays the differences between the average position in comparison to the time. From the visualization, we can see that as it time increases the average position increases alongside it. It also seems as it the average position is beginning to flatten as time increases, this may mean that the average position has a peak value before it stagnates. Indicating that if this graph were to continue with time increasing the average position would stay the same or possibly start decreasing. 

 


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