I can't apply my knowledge of shielding to explain the three slopes

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The discussion revolves around a plot featuring three colors: red, green, and purple, with a focus on the behavior of their slopes towards the end of a subsequence. The red line is noted to taper off, indicating a decrease in slope, while the green and purple lines do not exhibit this behavior. It is pointed out that purple only has two data points per subsequence, making it difficult to assess its slope behavior accurately. However, the green line appears to be tapering off, suggesting that its slope becomes shallower as the variable Z increases. The conversation also includes inquiries about the source of the plot and whether the question pertains to schoolwork.
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Why red,purple,green slopes not all the same?
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Also, why does red taper off slope towards the end of the subsequence, but green and purple never taper off in slope (flatten out)?
 
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What is the source of this plot? Can you say more about it?

Also, is this question for schoolwork?
 
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adf89812 said:
Also, why does red taper off slope towards the end of the subsequence, but green and purple never taper off in slope (flatten out)?
Purple only has 2 points per subsequence, so you can't really say it does or doesn't taper off. But the green points certainly look like they are tapering off to me. Assuming 'tapering off' means that the slope shallows out as Z increases.
 
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