Which of the following are probable sources of error in a scientific experiment? Check all of the boxes
that apply
A student uses different thermometers throughout a two-week experiment.
Data is analyzed carefully and double-checked
The experimental design does not test the proposed hypothesis.
Leaves were collected in a random pattern from all parts of a tree.
A control group of plants gets more light than the experimental group.
A scale was recalibrated before each day's measurement
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