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2. Identify the following as human (H) or nonhuman (N) possible sources of error:

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1 answer:

guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. H

b. H

c. N

d. N

Explanation:

a. Human error - It should be their responsibility to calibrate the balance

b. Human error - they should've known to put the right amount of sig figs.

c. Nonhuman error - they can't control the temperature

d. Nonhuman error - the balance must've been broken, therefore not a human error

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