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Yes, definitely. Not by the computer, but by the information/data/numbers typed in by a human using the keyboard.

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When people work with a large amount of data to calculate numbers is there a chance for errors to occur?

Yes, definitely. Not by the computer, but by the information/data/numbers typed in by a human using the keyboard.


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What is it called when scientists run their experiment more than once to reduce the effects of chance errors?

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Why is it useful to express ratios in lowest terms?

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