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How could increasing the number of plants help you decrease error in the experiment? Check all
possible reasons.
It would increase the sampling error.
It would reduce the significance of any single
measurement error.
It would make calculations easier.
Having more data would make the average
height less affected by one or two plants that
are randomly shorter or taller.
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It would make a plant's death less of an
issue.

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