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Hans accidentally multiplies incorrectly during his data analysis. hans has committed _____.

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Hans accidentally multiplies incorrectly during his data analysis. hans has committed HUMAN ERROR. This type of error occurs when a person does something that he did not intend to happen which affects the accuracy and the precision of the acquired data or results.

aev [14]3 years ago

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