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Physics, 12.10.2019 12:20 sheazy3709

What is a more accurate way to make an observation of an object than with your senses alone?
a. use an appropriate tool to make the same observation
b. make a prediction from previous data
c. make an inference from other observations
d. avoid the use of mathematical equations in recording your observation

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