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What is not a possible source of error?

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people observe things slightly differently and can make mistakes


all answers are sources of error


measuring devices have limits, might be broken, or might be calibrated incorrectly


Lap equipment is not always identical (they can vary)


outside factors can affect te experiment (temperature, humidity, light, wind, etc.)

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All the choices in the question are sources of error i.e.

  1. People observe things slightly differently and can make mistakes
  2. Measuring devices have limits, might be broken, or might be calibrated incorrectly
  3. Outside factors can affect the experiment (temperature, humidity, light, wind, etc.

  • Experiments are usually not 100% accurate. This means that an experiment is most of the time, with error. Errors usually occur in measurement or observation and can cause them to be different from the true values of what is being measured.

TYPES OF ERROR:

Error can either be systematic or random.

  • Random errors are errors causes by unpredictable circumstances in the experiment
  • Systematic errors are caused by faulty or inaccurate instruments used.

According to this question, the following can be sources of errors in an experiment:

  1. People observe things slightly differently and can make mistakes
  2. Measuring devices have limits, might be broken, or might be calibrated incorrectly
  3. Outside factors can affect the experiment (temperature, humidity, light, wind, etc.

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