Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
A. The purple one
Your table shows combined continuous data, so you should use a histogram.
It's like a bar graph but, because the data are continuous, there is no space between the bars.
Your histogram should look something like the one below.
B. The green one
Your table shows how lap times varied over time.
For this, you should use a line graph, because it can show trends over time.
It should look something like the one below.
Notice that I didn't start the y-axis at zero. I argue that it's more important to show the data than the zero-point.
However, if your instructor insists that the base-line start at zero, you will have to comply.
