Reducing the amount of error in an experimen…

improves the experimental integrity.

ensures that the hypothesis will be supported.

eliminates any uncertainty in the results.

reduces the need for instrucment calibration.

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Reducing the amount of error in an experimen…

		
improves the experimental integrity.
 		
ensures that the hypothesis will be supported.
 		
eliminates any uncertainty in the results.
 		
reduces the need for instrucment calibration.

anonymous · Answer

wah is this multiple choice

anonymous · Answer

???

anonymous · Answer

yeah, sorry i was forced to do dishes :(

anonymous · Answer

the four spaces sentences after the unfinished one are the options it gives me, and I've no idea what the answer would be... I mean, I figure in a dumbed down fashion it would increase the accurate data for recording, and it would do a bunch of other things, but the answers are like... somewhat similar.

anonymous · Answer

the third choice is what i'd go for.

anonymous · Answer

I agree with ohmai

anonymous · Answer

thanks guys, i appreciate the help.