You investigate the density of a chemical solution and get the results: 3.4 g/mL, 3.6 g/mL, and 3.7 g/mL. If the true density of the solution is 4.4 g/mL, what can be said about your results?

They are accurate and precise.
They are accurate but not precise.
They are precise but not accurate.
They are neither precise nor accurate.

Question

You investigate the density of a chemical solution and get the results: 3.4 g/mL, 3.6 g/mL, and 3.7 g/mL. If the true density of the solution is 4.4 g/mL, what can be said about your results?
 	
	They are accurate and precise.
	They are accurate but not precise.
	They are precise but not accurate.
	They are neither precise nor accurate.

superhelp101 · Answer

@GAzela1997

gazela1997 · Answer

They are precise but not accurate.

superhelp101 · Answer

thanks

gazela1997 · Answer

precise means that you hit it al lot in a certain rage. accurate means that you get the right answer

lovelyharmonics · Answer

bro, open up a new browser and go under the lessons, that one was lesson 1.07

gazela1997 · Answer

tbh i m not sure about this one but i think its that one

superhelp101 · Answer

is it A right?

gazela1997 · Answer

They are accurate but not precise.
	They are precise but not accurate. Its one of those

superhelp101 · Answer

oooh I mean C

lovelyharmonics · Answer

hes correct its precise but not accurate..... which you could have learned from the dart board example in lesson 1.07... -.-

lovelyharmonics · Answer

thus its c