Which is the name given to a favorable outcome in an experiment?

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anonymous · Answer

You can name it whatever you want. I like the name Theodore.

parthkohli · Answer

Wow.

anonymous · Answer

This is not really the right study group, as mathematicians don't do experiments.

Also, my understanding was that there was no such thing as a 'favorable outcome' in an experiment, since you are supposed to be neutral and unbiased.

amistre64 · Answer

success?

anonymous · Answer

Success is probably the actual answer.

amistre64 · Answer

the word "which" indicates that there are options; and that this is most likely some homework/test question

anonymous · Answer

I like when textbooks and courses make up their own definitions of terms that aren't used in the actual field, and then test students on those definitions. That's good pedagogy.

amistre64 · Answer

lol, welcome to Florida

anonymous · Answer

Hey, Cookie. Welcome to Open Study =D
If you click on the blue bar up top where it says "Mathematics," you can then click on "find more subjects" and you can look through the subjects to decide which one your question fits in best. This question would fit best in a science group.

anonymous · Answer

yes success