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Todd is designing an experiment to test the idea that putting a longer barrel on a paintball marker will make it more accurate. He will compare a long-barreled marker to a regular marker. He will coll?
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∙ 2017-02-01 17:24:54
it will not be any more accurate, a paintball marker is not a firearm the physics are different. in all reality the first 8" of a barrel are for accuracy, anything after that is to quiet the shot down and give the ball a little more room to accelerate
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When designing an experiment a benefit of larger sample sizes would be more?
Accurate estimates of various statistics.
Todd is designing an experiment to test the idea that putting a longer barrel on a paintball marker will make it more accurate He will compare a long-barreled marker to a regular marker He will coll?
it will not be any more accurate, a paintball marker is not a firearm the physics are different. in all reality the first 8" of a barrel are for accuracy, anything after that is to quiet the shot down and give the ball a little more room to accelerate
Todd is designing an experiment to test the idea that putting a longer barrel on a paintball marker will make it more accurate?
number of targets
Which paintball gun is the most accurate?
Super soaker 8000
How is data from an experiment are analyzed?
Why is it important to have an accurate data in a experiment?
What brand of paintball markers that does not chop and is very accurate?
The proto slg is very accurate even with the stock barrel
Why do you have to have trials in an experiment?
so your answer is accurate
What are the precautions for experiment?
handle everything carefully and repeat the experiment to get accurate answer.
The importance of a control in an experiment?
When doing a controlled experiment, you get accurate results.
When does an experiment need to be replicated?
To prove accurate results when you are the first to do the experiment.
How do you make an accurate experiment?
You can make sure a experiment is accurate by only changing one thing and doing the experiment more than once to make sure its a fair test.
How will repeating an experiment make the results more accurate?
Repeating a experiment is not meant to make the results more accurate. The purpose of repeating an experiment is to validate your previous results showing that they can be replicated.
