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Monday, March 31, 2014
Concentration Lab
Why was it important to take repeated measurements of our solutions?
Kaitlin It is important to record solutions because then you can remember them and if you ever wonder what they are you can just look at your measurement.
It is important to take records of our solutions because people should know about the feats (or defeats) of your experiment. Let' say I just found a cure for cancer. I was delirious about discovering it. In the meantime I had other things to do. Although cancer is a world problem let's just say I forgot ALL about it. If I didn't record all my data then I would've wasted my (And possibly other's) time. Lots of money could be wasted on a project that "failed" although it worked. Data could be useful to the world. The world would need the data. The data works for the world and the world needs the data. You see how that works? From the AwESomEsT person on Earth, Avinash.
It is important to take repeated measurements because of something is perfect, it might just be a fluke, but if you test it more, and it is still the same, then you will know it is accurate.
It was important to take repeated measurements of our experiment because we needed to make sure we had accurate measurements. Also if one of us made an incorrect measurement we would have other measurements to revise it. This would approve we had no mistakes in our data and results. I liked this experiment a lot.
It was important to take repeated measurements in our solution because it can help show you what data you might been missing or even it can help you understand any more of the solution mearsurements. Taylor
It is important to take repeated measurements of our solution because then, we get more accurate measurements. For example, in our Science Fair project, we are taking three trials, to ensure that we are accurate.
it is important to take repeted mesurements because the results might not the same for everybody.there might have also been an accident so the results may vary
Rachel It was important to repeat the measurements because if someone accidentally put in too much, then you could have gotten something way higher than someone else's, or the other way around.Also it was important to repeat measurements because someone might not be paying attention and take the wrong measurements. Sorry Ms. Yates that I got this in so late!!
Anica It was important to repeat the measurements because someone might spill like Avinash and Ashley Accidently did. we could also tell because people might add to little of water or to much of one.
Kaitlin
ReplyDeleteIt is important to record solutions because then you can remember them and if you ever wonder what they are you can just look at your measurement.
It is important to take records of our solutions because people should know about the feats (or defeats) of your experiment. Let' say I just found a cure for cancer. I was delirious about discovering it. In the meantime I had other things to do. Although cancer is a world problem let's just say I forgot ALL about it. If I didn't record all my data then I would've wasted my (And possibly other's) time. Lots of money could be wasted on a project that "failed" although it worked. Data could be useful to the world. The world would need the data. The data works for the world and the world needs the data. You see how that works? From the AwESomEsT person on Earth, Avinash.
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ReplyDeleteIt is important to record repeated measurements so you can have accurate measurements.
they might not be accurate
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It is important to take repeated measurements because of something is perfect, it might just be a fluke, but if you test it more, and it is still the same, then you will know it is accurate.
ReplyDeleteQuinn, i think its important to take repeated tests to see if one was correct and compare the data
ReplyDeleteTo find the mode.
ReplyDeleteIt was important to take repeated measurements of our experiment because we needed to make sure we had accurate measurements. Also if one of us made an incorrect measurement we would have other measurements to revise it. This would approve we had no mistakes in our data and results. I liked this experiment a lot.
ReplyDeletePragathi
ReplyDeleteIt is important to take repeated measurements of our solutions because that way, you can have accurate answers.
It is important because you will use that data for other parts of experiments
ReplyDeleteIt was important to take repeated measurements in our solution because it can help show you what data you might been missing or even it can help you understand any more of the solution mearsurements.
ReplyDeleteTaylor
It is important to take repeated measurements of our solution because then, we get more accurate measurements. For example, in our Science Fair project, we are taking three trials, to ensure that we are accurate.
ReplyDeleteSean
It is important to make several trials because you need accurate results. Having accurate results is important!
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Maria
ReplyDeleteIt was important that we take repeated measurements of our solutions in order to get accurate measurements.
it is important to take repeted mesurements because the results might not the same for everybody.there might have also been an accident so the results may vary
ReplyDeletethat was katherin
ReplyDeleteWe could see the things that changed from the last time we observed. -Auhona
ReplyDeleteRachel It was important to repeat the measurements because if someone accidentally put in too much, then you could have gotten something way higher than someone else's, or the other way around.Also it was important to repeat measurements because someone might not be paying attention and take the wrong measurements. Sorry Ms. Yates that I got this in so late!!
ReplyDeleteCool with math in today's lesson
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Anica
ReplyDeleteIt was important to repeat the measurements because someone might spill like Avinash and Ashley Accidently did. we could also tell because people might add to little of water or to much of one.