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For now, I could tell you that it is not expected a numerical prediction based on experimental measurements to be exact. There are always experimental mistakes that add error to the numerical predictions, not only attributed to the one doing it, but also to the equipment used.
For instance, when a compound is weighed on a balance you should always notice it has uncertainty (e.g. +-1 kg), this means that if the balance says 40 kg, the weight could be between 39 and 41 kg.
Regarding the second question, when you add more values with the same experiment, you can obtain an average value and the most important thing, a deviation that would allow you to include your result in a range.
For the last question, I would need more context.
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Explanation:
Answer:
C) comparisons to a pressure-temperature chart are only valid if both the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant are stable and know
Explanation:
- Therefore, the room temperature affects also the non-condensables.
- If the room temperature is not stable, then the temperature of the non-condensables shall not be stable, likewise its temperature.
- Thereby, the inferences made without the room temperature stabilizing shall be erroneous.
Answer:
I must say I'm asking this and I have to sleep so goodnight
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The British crown asked for huge funds and so borrowed massively from the Dutch and British bankers so that the war can be bankrolled, and this in turn impacted heavily and increased the British national debt.
The French and Indian war ended in 1763 and George William Frederick (King George III) brought in British army in the Americas for them to permanently stay there and defend the newly won territories from possible future attacks. This arrangement required huge funds to maintain.
Explanation:
Primary Source. The evidence that gives this away is that it is a fragment of a stone dated back to 232 B.C.
The author of this artifact was Asoka. The Mauryan Leader.
The purpose of creating this artifact was to assert Asoka's Buddhism and support his desire to spread dharma.
Evidence that makes me think this is that the tenets have Buddhism engraved them meaning that they had some sort of meaning to the leader.
Something that we have today that is similar to Asoka's rock pillars are edicts?
I hope this helps you out. I wasn't too sure about the last question though.
