Jamie is explaining to her classmates that she conducted an experiment over the weekend to see if adding more eggs to
a cupcake recipe would affect the taste and texture of her cupcakes. she told her classmates that she noticed her
cupcakes were moister and even taller.
she said she measured each cupcake and the ones made with 3 eggs instead of two were 0.25-05 centimeters taller
than the ones with only 2 eggs. she also said that the ones with more eggs seemed to be a darker shade than the ones
with fewer eggs. jamie said the amount of eggs didn't affect how many cupcakes she could make. she was only able to
get 6 jumbo sized cupcakes with the recipe even if she added an extra egg.
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question:
list at least 2 qualitative and 2 quantitative observations that jamie made in her experiment

The correct answer would be-

Quantitative observation: these are the observation that based on the quantitative measure or numbers.

1) cupcakes are .25 to 05 centimeter taller in cupcakes with extra egg.

2) in both conditions got only 6 jumbo size cupcakes even in cupcakes with extra egg.

Qualitative observation: these observations are the observations that are based on the quality of the human senses' look, taste, smell, sound and other.

1) The cupcakes are darker in shade with extra egg in them than other cupcakes.

2) The cupcakes with extra eggs are also moist than the cupcakes with less egg.

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