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    Accuracy Analysis Sample

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    employees as the sample from the IT department University XYZ: we should use a random-number generator to generate 20 numbers between 1 and 40 and select 20 staffs who belong to these numbers. Systematic (Interval) Sampling: It uses a systematic approach to select the sample from the population. Systematic sampling is similar with random sampling if the order of the population do not have other meaning. Within this method, the examiner just need to choose an interval and pick accordingly test…

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    Vinegar Lab Report

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    use of the same electronic balance throughout the experiment and the experiment used the same Sodium Hydroxide solution. Ensuring the use of the same electronic balance guaranteed if the electronic balance was incorrectly calibrated it would be systematic throughout the whole experiment and assures more accurate results. The experiment used the same Sodium Hydroxide solution throughout the experiment to ensure the concentration didn’t change and skew the…

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    Distance And Age Of M52

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    398.10 ± 6.00 parsec= 392.10 parsec × (3.261 light year/ 1 parsec) = 1278.86 light year= 1.279 × 103 light year The published distance for M39 is 326 parsec (Mavers, 1940). To calculate the percentage error, using equation 2 we get Gives us percentage error = ((392.10-326)/326) ×100 Percentage error = 20.27 %. The turnoff point located at 8.8 indicating the rough age of the M39 cluster. Also, points lying lower than the 16th magnitude below to the left of the Main Sequence for M39 are…

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    strategy of error analysis. Error analysis is basically the act of reviewing your own failures and learning from them. These failures can be seen in anything that one does in their lifetime. In Bartholomae’s case we are talking about error in writing. Error analysis is commonly used on those who are learning a second language but it is also extremely common for English professors to use when getting their students to become more engaged with their writing skills. With the use of error analysis…

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    Within this practical there were many possibilities for systematic errors to occur, one of these being the accuracy of the equipment used. This experiment was based heavily on the use of a variety of apparatuses including thermometers, water baths, beackers etc. and relies on the exactitude of this equipment to gain…

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    Drop Time Experiment

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    + 1,840 + 1,750 +1,880 = 9,170 9,170 / 5 = 1,834 s The absolute uncertainty for each extension is calculated by taking the maximum value and subtracting the minimum value from it, then dividing the result by two. In addition, the systematic error uncertainty from the raw data table is added to the result. Example: for 0,030 kg  2,120 – 1,580 = 0,540 0,540 / 2 = 0,270 0,270 + 0,001 = 0,271 s • Graphing data Graph 1: Average…

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    True Science Reflection

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    True Science Reflection #2 By dictionary definition, science is defined as the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. The irony of the matter is that in our grade school years, we are never actually given the opportunity to study the world through observation nor experiment. Contrarily, we are asked to “research” and evaluate matters that we can already provide an…

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    CAS, affecting more boys than girls with a ratio of 2 or 3:1 (Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Incidence and Prevalence, 2015). Three features that appear consistently with a deficit in planning and programming speech movements include: inconsistent errors in repeated syllable or word productions, lengthened and disrupted transition between sounds and…

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    entering the surface of the cell must increase as the volume of cytoplasm increases. However, the increase in surface area in the growing cell cannot keep up with the increase in volume, essentially starving the cell if it becomes too large. The random error that was faced was that the cubes weren’t…

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    Wrongful Convictions

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    Implications from wrongful convictions cause greater harm among the society in which the offense happened. Law enforcement and criminal justice agencies suffer burdens of errors with correcting errors that were caused toward the legal processes. Wrongful convictions according to Mark Handler are the most serious of all miscarriages of justice. (p. 30) Due to the fact that individuals should not be put through the complications of being incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. Such an action…

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