Question

Your are conducting an experiment in which the results of the amount of catalyst needed to cause a chemical reaction are as follows:
Trial 1
0.2 gram
Trial 2
0.9 gram
Trial 3
0.6 gram
Trial 4
0.3 gram
Trial 5
1.0 gram
What is the range for the amount of catalyst that was required during this experiment?

Answer 1

The range for the amount of catalyst for given experiment is 0.8 grams

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets define range first

"Range is difference between the largest and smallest value of a data set"

Range is given by:

$Range = Largest\ value- Smallest\ Value$

By observing the given data of catalysts we get

Highest Value = 1.0 grams

Lowest Value = 0.2 grams

So the range will be:

$Range = 1.0-0.2 = 0.8\ grams$

Hence,

The range for the amount of catalyst for given experiment is 0.8 grams

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