Using Python3,

Download the data file which lists the counts-per-second of the Geiger counter here: http:/ordlie.cs.und.edu/cs270/data/datalogging/geiger.csv (the csv file has units of counts-per-second). Calculate the counts-per-minute and counts-per-hour rates for these data and plot them on three line graphs with appropriate labels. Here is an example of what the output should look like:

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