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when we carry out a science experiment, why do we find anomalous results?
what affect do anomalies have on the evidence?
what affect do anomalies have on the evidence?
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(Original post by sumaiyahrahman)
when we carry out a science experiment, why do we find anomalous results?
what affect do anomalies have on the evidence?
when we carry out a science experiment, why do we find anomalous results?
what affect do anomalies have on the evidence?
For the second question, think about this. Whatever you're measuring, there's going to be a true value. If we've got lots of similar results and one massively different results, its likely that the similar results are close to the true value and thus the other result isn't. So what will happen if we factor in this obviously wrong result into our calculation?
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