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Elanso [62]
2 years ago
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Give an example of how probeware could increase how much work a scientist can get done.

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inn [45]2 years ago
3 0

This tool will allow the scientist to automate the process of data collection and organization, allowing more time to focus on additional work.

Probeware is a scientific tool used for experiments or learning, in which a series of probes and sensors send data to a computer to be displayed in a variety of formats. This tool is often referred to as a microcomputer-based lab.

By using this tool, the scientist can take advantage of the automation of the process for <u>collecting data, organizing the data, and displaying it in a way that favors the project at hand.</u> This will allow more time to be spent on advancing the project and lead to <em>increased efficiency </em>which allows for more work to get done in a shorter amount of time.

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