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    Thiosulphate Lab Report

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    Purpose To investigate the effect of temperature on the rate of the thiosulphate reaction. Hypothesis If the temperature increases, then the rate of the thiosulphate reaction will also increase. Variables Independent variable: Temperature change in each experiment, which will be varied by increasing the temperature by 10°C each time. Dependent Variable: Rate of reaction, which will be measured by measuring the time taken for the cross to not be visible. Constants: Concentration of HCl and…

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    Introduction: The purpose of this study is to see if there is a link between the birth weight and gestation of newborn babies with smoking mothers and non- smoking mothers. The significance of this investigation is to find a relationship between the two as it might help with health benefits. The features in the investigation are the relationship between the two sets of data between the birth weight and the gestation period of smoking mothers and non-smoking mothers. Part A: The median for the…

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    starch digested, was overall quite consistent. The average values for tube 2 which was at 4°C and tube 3 at 24°C were 0.03 mg/mL and 0.24 mg/mL respectively. The corresponding standard deviation values for tube 2 and 3 were found to be 0.037 and 0.063 respectively. Finally the standard error for tube 2 was 0.012 and the standard error for tube 3 was 0.021. Following the second experiment that determined the concentration of starch digested, a t-test was performed with the data collected. The…

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    Results Table 1 shows the means and standard deviation of Red and Black coloured words recalled in Mozart’s music and no Music condition. Table 1. Means (and Standard Deviations) for experimental conditions. Word colour Music Condition Black words Red words Mean (±SD) Mean (±SD) Mozart’s Music…

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    we create the table. Second, we label the column you are counting. Third, we label the tally column. Finally, we total the tally marks and add the final numbers. Frequency distribution helped us to calculate the mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation. Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, an Oxford Scholar, contributed the law of error of normal distribution and developed an early version of the T distribution (Edgeworth). The first known recorded use occurred in 1895 meanwhile, Norwegian Anders…

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    Pt1420 Unit 4

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    3: Losers with high interest neighborhoods. Population 4: Losers with low interest neighborhoods. All of the calculations for this test were done by hand. I started by identify the populations that would be compared. I calculated the mean and standard deviation of each population and then calculated the degree of freedom between groups and within groups, and the total. Next, I determined the critical value according to the F Distribution chart, then calculated the grand mean, total sum of…

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    Nt1310 Unit 4 Case Study

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    above the mean, median and standard deviation will be calculated. The mean equals the average of the sample by adding all the values of the samples and then dividing by the total number of items. The mean for the samples collected is 14.87 ounces which rounded up 14.9 ounces. The median is calculated to be 14.8 ounces. The median is calculated by averaging the data in order and finding the midway point of the data set. Last to find is to find the standard deviation, which is the square…

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    The purpose of this study is to measure the differences between age in relation to risk-taking/impulsiveness and reaction time. The reason being, we are interested in figuring out whether or not younger adults are more prone to risk-taking and impulsiveness than the older adults are. Risk taking is an important form of human behavior that has been the subject of numerous investigations, scholarly analyses, and policy debates (Byrnes, 1998; Slovic, Lichtenstein, & Fischhoff, 1998). Risk-taking…

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    Introduction Sleep is an important component for maintaining, sustaining, and optimizing academic performance. Different lifestyle needs fluctuate the amount of sleep between individuals and often led them to attain inadequate sleep. Sufficient sleep has been linked to the enhancement of emotional and social function, whereas insufficient sleep reduces cognitive function and negatively affects academic readiness (Deuster & Yarnell, 2016). Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles…

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    performance of students. In the case of my quiz, I believe that obtaining a .59 is reasonable. Nevertheless, I plan to review the quizzes I administer and strive to minimize the level of scores that might be in error. Standard error of measurement (SEM) = 1.307. If the deviation of errors of measurement associated with the test scores are high, the accuracy of the scores will be low due to measurement errors. Given a mean score of 7.02, I believe with a 68% of certainty that the true…

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