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John Chan

14 April, 21:33

Three students measure the height of a lab table each using a different meter stick one student reported a height of 98cm another reported a height of70cm the most likely explanation for the difference in the reported Heights is that one

A) student improperly read the meterstick

B) meter stick was metal and the other meter stixk was wood

C) student viewed the meter stick from a different angle

D) meter stick was constructed with nonstandard cm marks

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