From the data points on the graph, construct a table of the data.

Put "Incubation Time (min)" in the left column of the table.

In the given experimentation case, the incubation time term refers to the time in minutes when the guinea pig's cell was in contact with radioactive glucose.

The cells were kept in a solution of three hundred mill molar at an optimum temperature condition of twenty-five degrees Celsius. The time frame has been taken at the gap of ten minutes up to sixty minutes.

In the case of fifteen days old guinea pigs, the absorption of glucose at zero minutes is zero, the absorption is fifty at ten minutes, at twenty minutes, absorption is seventy, after thirty minutes, absorption is around eighty-five, and at forty-five, the absorption is around ninety-five. At sixty minutes, it is more than a hundred.

In the case of a one-month-old guinea pig, absorption is less than that of a fifteen-day-old guinea pig. At zero minutes, it is the same as that of fifteen old day guinea pig. Still, at ten minutes, it is around twenty, at twenty minutes, it is about thirty, at thirty minutes, it is approximately forty, and at 45 mins, it is also forty-five. At the end of the hour, it is around fifty-five.