Errors Answers
How do you fix Java Script errors using debugger/developer tools, in interent explorer?
Q. As of two days ago I can no longer attach things or send emails using my university email account with internet explorer because of Java Script errors. I think it is a runtime error?! Anyway, I kow how to open the debugger from selecting it from the tools menu in IE and it does detect problems with this website, but I have no idea what I need to do with the debugger to fix them. Can you please help. Thanks. It is meant for anyone to use. Look at developer tools in the dropdown menu of tools. It isn't an ie problem, its my pc which I can fix.
Asked by little_flash22 - Sun Feb 15 23:14:21 2009 - Other - Computers - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I don't know what debugger you are talking about, but I'm pretty shure the tool is meant for developers, not users. Aks the administrator to fix it, and until then, you can't do much but use another browser.
Answered by eBusiness - Mon Feb 16 10:36:45 2009
Q. As of two days ago I can no longer attach things or send emails using my university email account with internet explorer because of Java Script errors. I think it is a runtime error?! Anyway, I kow how to open the debugger from selecting it from the tools menu in IE and it does detect problems with this website, but I have no idea what I need to do with the debugger to fix them. Can you please help. Thanks. It is meant for anyone to use. Look at developer tools in the dropdown menu of tools. It isn't an ie problem, its my pc which I can fix.
Asked by little_flash22 - Sun Feb 15 23:14:21 2009 - Other - Computers - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I don't know what debugger you are talking about, but I'm pretty shure the tool is meant for developers, not users. Aks the administrator to fix it, and until then, you can't do much but use another browser.
Answered by eBusiness - Mon Feb 16 10:36:45 2009
What happens to the errors when the regression line is fit on curving data?
Q. What happens to the errors when the regression line is fit on curving data? (Remember the errors are supposed to be normally distributed, have constant variance and not have a pattern, i.e., be independent.)
Asked by waseem - Wed Sep 14 18:40:54 2011 - Mathematics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. What happens to the errors when the regression line is fit on curving data? (Remember the errors are supposed to be normally distributed, have constant variance and not have a pattern, i.e., be independent.)
Answered by *_* - Wed Sep 14 18:41:38 2011
Q. What happens to the errors when the regression line is fit on curving data? (Remember the errors are supposed to be normally distributed, have constant variance and not have a pattern, i.e., be independent.)
Asked by waseem - Wed Sep 14 18:40:54 2011 - Mathematics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. What happens to the errors when the regression line is fit on curving data? (Remember the errors are supposed to be normally distributed, have constant variance and not have a pattern, i.e., be independent.)
Answered by *_* - Wed Sep 14 18:41:38 2011
What are some common errors that might occur in the budget creation process?
Q. What are some common errors that might occur in the budget creation process? How might these errors be avoided? We are studying line item budgets and I need some guidance.
Asked by kelly - Fri Dec 3 00:28:41 2010 - Other - Business & Finance - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Assumptions are major areas. There is a rule that "never assume profits" more than certain limits. Budgeted items do have a nature of repetition. Same expenditure may be included in other head of account, but in a different amount. Variance between the actual ground reality and budgeted figures. Here the client may say that he expects some Tsunami of sales or he is going recruit a world class consultant - Yet, the figures need to grow in a sustainable manner instead of like a rocket. head of accounts: This list vary from industry to industry - there may be an attempt to add more heads to show more expenditure. Failure to add the government dues, taxes, insurance liability as per the actual calculations.
Answered by Innova - Fri Dec 3 01:01:19 2010
Q. What are some common errors that might occur in the budget creation process? How might these errors be avoided? We are studying line item budgets and I need some guidance.
Asked by kelly - Fri Dec 3 00:28:41 2010 - Other - Business & Finance - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Assumptions are major areas. There is a rule that "never assume profits" more than certain limits. Budgeted items do have a nature of repetition. Same expenditure may be included in other head of account, but in a different amount. Variance between the actual ground reality and budgeted figures. Here the client may say that he expects some Tsunami of sales or he is going recruit a world class consultant - Yet, the figures need to grow in a sustainable manner instead of like a rocket. head of accounts: This list vary from industry to industry - there may be an attempt to add more heads to show more expenditure. Failure to add the government dues, taxes, insurance liability as per the actual calculations.
Answered by Innova - Fri Dec 3 01:01:19 2010
How do you calculate/approximate the percentage error with respect to other percentage errors?
Q. I have made a table of percentage errors for a chemistry experiment (involving an exothermic reaction), and while errors like the measurement of mass or temperature can be literally calculated, how do I calculate or approximate the percentage error of things like heat loss and evaporation of water, with respect to the calculated percentage errors?
Asked by happygoluckyy - Tue Sep 7 13:54:00 2010 - Mathematics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. use perhaps the Riemann's dzeta function
Answered by Etienne de Quercy - Sat Sep 11 11:43:27 2010
Q. I have made a table of percentage errors for a chemistry experiment (involving an exothermic reaction), and while errors like the measurement of mass or temperature can be literally calculated, how do I calculate or approximate the percentage error of things like heat loss and evaporation of water, with respect to the calculated percentage errors?
Asked by happygoluckyy - Tue Sep 7 13:54:00 2010 - Mathematics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. use perhaps the Riemann's dzeta function
Answered by Etienne de Quercy - Sat Sep 11 11:43:27 2010
How can I install Yahoo Messenger without getting configuration errors?
Q. I'm trying to install Yahoo Messenger 10 or 11 on Windows XP (SP3) and continuously get errors saying that "This application didn't install (or start) correctly because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." It doesn't. I've uninstalled and reinstalled a number of ways (normal, safe) and continue to get the same error. Has anyone else seen this problem?
Asked by Tim - Wed Aug 3 16:42:52 2011 - Other - Yahoo! Messenger - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I had to reinstall Messenger and also had trouble with it not installing right. I think my computer was having trouble unzipping the file or something. I did an internet search for Yahoo Messenger download. Of course got links to Yahoo sites but I looked at other third party websites where I could download the whole unzipped file and it installed very easily. I just did a search and came across this site. They have all previous versions for full unzipped download. I wish I had found this site earlier cause I did a lot of work to find my download. If you have pop up blocker than you may get a yellow warning bar at the top. Click the bar and click download or save. When the page refreshes the box should pop up and click save and save the… [cont.]
Answered by * * * * * - Wed Aug 3 17:45:26 2011
Q. I'm trying to install Yahoo Messenger 10 or 11 on Windows XP (SP3) and continuously get errors saying that "This application didn't install (or start) correctly because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." It doesn't. I've uninstalled and reinstalled a number of ways (normal, safe) and continue to get the same error. Has anyone else seen this problem?
Asked by Tim - Wed Aug 3 16:42:52 2011 - Other - Yahoo! Messenger - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I had to reinstall Messenger and also had trouble with it not installing right. I think my computer was having trouble unzipping the file or something. I did an internet search for Yahoo Messenger download. Of course got links to Yahoo sites but I looked at other third party websites where I could download the whole unzipped file and it installed very easily. I just did a search and came across this site. They have all previous versions for full unzipped download. I wish I had found this site earlier cause I did a lot of work to find my download. If you have pop up blocker than you may get a yellow warning bar at the top. Click the bar and click download or save. When the page refreshes the box should pop up and click save and save the… [cont.]
Answered by * * * * * - Wed Aug 3 17:45:26 2011
What are some random and systematic errors in a acid-base titration?
Q. I can't seem to see the difference between systematic and random errors that could have occured in a titration.. Anyone can help?
Asked by Shakira Rodriguez - Sun May 29 09:17:10 2011 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Random- The acid/base was not pure, contamination lead to skewed results. Your equipment was not accurcate and gave you incorrect resutls. Systematic-You overshot the p H (added even 1 tiny drop too much of acid/base), you titrated too quickly (adding too much too fast and overshooting). Generally these are very subjective if you are writing this for a lab report. Just look at your observations and make some comments about how you felt the lab proceeded and whether or not you followed the procedure correctly and any mistakes/errors you made. There really is never a true correct answer for these types of problems.
Answered by skibum5 - Sun May 29 09:20:40 2011
Q. I can't seem to see the difference between systematic and random errors that could have occured in a titration.. Anyone can help?
Asked by Shakira Rodriguez - Sun May 29 09:17:10 2011 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Random- The acid/base was not pure, contamination lead to skewed results. Your equipment was not accurcate and gave you incorrect resutls. Systematic-You overshot the p H (added even 1 tiny drop too much of acid/base), you titrated too quickly (adding too much too fast and overshooting). Generally these are very subjective if you are writing this for a lab report. Just look at your observations and make some comments about how you felt the lab proceeded and whether or not you followed the procedure correctly and any mistakes/errors you made. There really is never a true correct answer for these types of problems.
Answered by skibum5 - Sun May 29 09:20:40 2011
Can a teacher keep tests, disallowing students from taking them home and reviewing their errors?
Q. My son is failing math and I'm not able to review his tests since his teacher keeps the tests. I'd like to be able to learn his pattern of errors during that stress period of a test as well as check and make sure that the teacher didn't make any errors in his grading. I don't have the flexibility to go to school during the day.
Asked by Mohammid - Thu Sep 9 19:51:53 2010 - Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The teacher may use the same tests in other classes and use some of the problems from year to year so the teacher does not have to send the test home. However, if you contact the teacher, I am sure that he/she can tell you his pattern of errors. It is highly presumptive of you to assume that your child is failing math due to his teacher making errors in grading.
Answered by Donald B - Fri Sep 10 00:19:13 2010
Q. My son is failing math and I'm not able to review his tests since his teacher keeps the tests. I'd like to be able to learn his pattern of errors during that stress period of a test as well as check and make sure that the teacher didn't make any errors in his grading. I don't have the flexibility to go to school during the day.
Asked by Mohammid - Thu Sep 9 19:51:53 2010 - Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The teacher may use the same tests in other classes and use some of the problems from year to year so the teacher does not have to send the test home. However, if you contact the teacher, I am sure that he/she can tell you his pattern of errors. It is highly presumptive of you to assume that your child is failing math due to his teacher making errors in grading.
Answered by Donald B - Fri Sep 10 00:19:13 2010
How does errors & Omissions Insurance work with home inspectors?
Q. My inspector missed a huge problem with my house. He has errors & omissions insurance. How does it work? Do I have to have a lawyer? Or do I just make a claim and he argues against it through the insurance company and they decide if they will pay or not? I already contacted him and he said the house was not like that when he inspected it. The house has a foundation problem and it is 3 inches lower on one side, it would be impossible for the house to drop that much from the time of inspection to the day I noticed it, one month. Also, the previous owners painted over cracks that go with the leaning of the house. the house would have had to move before the cracks could have shown up. Therefore, the house moved before he inspected it. I… [cont.]
Asked by Bombshell - Tue Apr 17 13:14:09 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I would contact the inspector first. He will want to see the problem for himself, and then see where it goes. If he is unaccommodating, you should then contact a lawyer. By the way you should expect the guy to deny any wrong doing. His insurance company would insist on it.
Answered by Peter B - Tue Apr 17 13:19:06 2007
Q. My inspector missed a huge problem with my house. He has errors & omissions insurance. How does it work? Do I have to have a lawyer? Or do I just make a claim and he argues against it through the insurance company and they decide if they will pay or not? I already contacted him and he said the house was not like that when he inspected it. The house has a foundation problem and it is 3 inches lower on one side, it would be impossible for the house to drop that much from the time of inspection to the day I noticed it, one month. Also, the previous owners painted over cracks that go with the leaning of the house. the house would have had to move before the cracks could have shown up. Therefore, the house moved before he inspected it. I… [cont.]
Asked by Bombshell - Tue Apr 17 13:14:09 2007 - Renting & Real Estate - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I would contact the inspector first. He will want to see the problem for himself, and then see where it goes. If he is unaccommodating, you should then contact a lawyer. By the way you should expect the guy to deny any wrong doing. His insurance company would insist on it.
Answered by Peter B - Tue Apr 17 13:19:06 2007
What signs/placements are good at finding discrepancies and errors in mass information?
Q. Someone who can compare info from one source to another, find errors. Someone with attention to detail and the ability to pull together "big picture" information?
Asked by Sidereal Sagittarius Erectus - Thu Feb 25 23:41:23 2010 - Horoscopes - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Mercury in Virgo and to the lesser extent Scorpio , Capricorn is excellent at probing and prodding details , errors and picking apart seemingly almost everything. Mercury in Gemini is capable of doing this too , but Mercury Gemini tends to find errors and discrepancies just because Mercury Gemini is information itself, without leaning heavily into trying and turning what its learnt into pratical applications. When Mercury is in contact with Jupiter , its opposition, there is an indicated ability to use finer details to form a big picture. Jupiter has an ability to see everything in a bigger cosmic order without the need ( or lack thereof ) to look at the details and practicality and how things actually function on a more realistic order.… [cont.]
Answered by Hot Buns Rising - Fri Feb 26 02:46:49 2010
Q. Someone who can compare info from one source to another, find errors. Someone with attention to detail and the ability to pull together "big picture" information?
Asked by Sidereal Sagittarius Erectus - Thu Feb 25 23:41:23 2010 - Horoscopes - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Mercury in Virgo and to the lesser extent Scorpio , Capricorn is excellent at probing and prodding details , errors and picking apart seemingly almost everything. Mercury in Gemini is capable of doing this too , but Mercury Gemini tends to find errors and discrepancies just because Mercury Gemini is information itself, without leaning heavily into trying and turning what its learnt into pratical applications. When Mercury is in contact with Jupiter , its opposition, there is an indicated ability to use finer details to form a big picture. Jupiter has an ability to see everything in a bigger cosmic order without the need ( or lack thereof ) to look at the details and practicality and how things actually function on a more realistic order.… [cont.]
Answered by Hot Buns Rising - Fri Feb 26 02:46:49 2010
What are the 2 sources of errors that might cause the graph to not be a perfect straight line ?
Q. For a ticker-tape experiment, we were to pull the tape through the machine, and analysis the data. For one of the discussion questions, it asks: List 2 source of error that might cause the graph to not be in a perfectly straight line? I can only think of one thing, that is acceleration, when i suddenly start pulling at a faster speed, the line starts to go curving upwards. Can anyone give me the 2 sources of errors. Thank You
Asked by x [ moving.on] x - Sun Apr 12 12:08:28 2009 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The error could also be due to inaccuracies in the measurement.
Answered by PhysicsDude - Wed Apr 15 21:14:26 2009
Q. For a ticker-tape experiment, we were to pull the tape through the machine, and analysis the data. For one of the discussion questions, it asks: List 2 source of error that might cause the graph to not be in a perfectly straight line? I can only think of one thing, that is acceleration, when i suddenly start pulling at a faster speed, the line starts to go curving upwards. Can anyone give me the 2 sources of errors. Thank You
Asked by x [ moving.on] x - Sun Apr 12 12:08:28 2009 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The error could also be due to inaccuracies in the measurement.
Answered by PhysicsDude - Wed Apr 15 21:14:26 2009
What are some of the errors when looking at a catholic church?
Q. By errors, I mean their tradition, theology, & sacremental practices. And with these errors, how and what would be the best approach to share the gospel with a roman catholic.
Asked by musicv22 - Tue Dec 16 17:50:29 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 27 Answers - Comments
A. seriously? there are none in the teaching. You may as well call Jesus Christ himself a liar. I can't figure out for the life of me why anyone would not believe Christ handed down His teaching, and that teachign has been preserved for all of mankind, yet it's rejected by so many. So we gave it a name "Catholic" which means universal, for everyone. Big effin deal, just because you give something a name doesn't mean it changes, it's for identity. No one on this earth knows the gospel as it is meant to be better than the Catholic Church, after all we are the ones who compiled the NT that you cherish more than God Himself, just so you can rip it to shreds to fit your lifestyle. Thanks mister Luther for turning millions of ppl against… [cont.]
Answered by Shell - Tue Dec 16 23:40:41 2008
Q. By errors, I mean their tradition, theology, & sacremental practices. And with these errors, how and what would be the best approach to share the gospel with a roman catholic.
Asked by musicv22 - Tue Dec 16 17:50:29 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 27 Answers - Comments
A. seriously? there are none in the teaching. You may as well call Jesus Christ himself a liar. I can't figure out for the life of me why anyone would not believe Christ handed down His teaching, and that teachign has been preserved for all of mankind, yet it's rejected by so many. So we gave it a name "Catholic" which means universal, for everyone. Big effin deal, just because you give something a name doesn't mean it changes, it's for identity. No one on this earth knows the gospel as it is meant to be better than the Catholic Church, after all we are the ones who compiled the NT that you cherish more than God Himself, just so you can rip it to shreds to fit your lifestyle. Thanks mister Luther for turning millions of ppl against… [cont.]
Answered by Shell - Tue Dec 16 23:40:41 2008
What are some errors in psychological testing?
Q. I need some other examples of errors like order confound, which can be found and accounted for during a psychological test. Any examples?
Asked by justjbk - Thu Dec 7 15:57:33 2006 - Psychology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Psychological testing has the possibility for many errors to occur. Things such as client or participant fatigue, incorrect statistical analyses, extraneous variables, and low measure validity are all errors that we try to account for when administering tests. For example, the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) has three scales at the very begin. If they are not within a certain range, the clinician must proceed with caution and take that into account before analyzing the rest of the results, if they do so at all. I'm not sure if this answered your question exactly, perhaps you can make it clearer if it did not.
Answered by Smashley - Thu Dec 7 18:21:30 2006
Q. I need some other examples of errors like order confound, which can be found and accounted for during a psychological test. Any examples?
Asked by justjbk - Thu Dec 7 15:57:33 2006 - Psychology - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Psychological testing has the possibility for many errors to occur. Things such as client or participant fatigue, incorrect statistical analyses, extraneous variables, and low measure validity are all errors that we try to account for when administering tests. For example, the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) has three scales at the very begin. If they are not within a certain range, the clinician must proceed with caution and take that into account before analyzing the rest of the results, if they do so at all. I'm not sure if this answered your question exactly, perhaps you can make it clearer if it did not.
Answered by Smashley - Thu Dec 7 18:21:30 2006
What errors could occur in an experiment about standing sound waves in air?
Q. I am doing a lab experiment for physics where the objective is to set up and measure a standing sound wave of nodes and anti-nodes in open and closed tubes. So basically we put a microphone in a tube which was open at one end and recorded where the nodes and anit-nodes where along the tube. What errors could have occured? Im not sure exactly what im supposed to be doing lol but i cant wrtie that in for errors! Thanks so much for your help i appreciate it!
Asked by Jorja H - Sat Sep 19 19:45:32 2009 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. well, the speed of sound in the air is 1100ft/sec sound=vibrations in the air *check the microphone for defects or the structure/make up of the tube someone please help with my physics problem!
Answered by Dufuox - Sat Sep 19 19:54:44 2009
Q. I am doing a lab experiment for physics where the objective is to set up and measure a standing sound wave of nodes and anti-nodes in open and closed tubes. So basically we put a microphone in a tube which was open at one end and recorded where the nodes and anit-nodes where along the tube. What errors could have occured? Im not sure exactly what im supposed to be doing lol but i cant wrtie that in for errors! Thanks so much for your help i appreciate it!
Asked by Jorja H - Sat Sep 19 19:45:32 2009 - Physics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. well, the speed of sound in the air is 1100ft/sec sound=vibrations in the air *check the microphone for defects or the structure/make up of the tube someone please help with my physics problem!
Answered by Dufuox - Sat Sep 19 19:54:44 2009
What is the record for most errors in a World Series?
Q. What is the record for most errors in an entire world series, both teams, cumulative for all games played? Bonus: What player has committed the most individual errors in a world series?
Asked by Kevin Sears - Fri Oct 28 00:39:29 2011 - Baseball - 3 Answers - Comments
A. The record is 7 errors. In Game 1 of the 1933 World Series, the Tigers and Cardinals committed 7 errors total.
Answered by Oakland Raiders Fan - Fri Oct 28 00:42:26 2011
Q. What is the record for most errors in an entire world series, both teams, cumulative for all games played? Bonus: What player has committed the most individual errors in a world series?
Asked by Kevin Sears - Fri Oct 28 00:39:29 2011 - Baseball - 3 Answers - Comments
A. The record is 7 errors. In Game 1 of the 1933 World Series, the Tigers and Cardinals committed 7 errors total.
Answered by Oakland Raiders Fan - Fri Oct 28 00:42:26 2011
How are typing test errors counted? Can you fix errors, or once typed do they count as an error?
Q. I am taking a test for a school district. I have to get a 50 WPM score with less than 5 errors. Does this mean I can use the delete key to fix errors as I go? Or does it mean anytime I mess up, regardless of whether or not I went back and fixed it, it counts against me?
Asked by QuestionGirl - Mon Jul 6 22:37:37 2009 - Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers - Comments
A. It depends on the particular test you're taking. Some tests are scored only on what percentage you actually get completed, others are scored on how you do as you go along. You'd have to ask the people running this test, or find out what test software they use and how it's scored.
Answered by rtfm - Mon Jul 6 22:42:13 2009
Q. I am taking a test for a school district. I have to get a 50 WPM score with less than 5 errors. Does this mean I can use the delete key to fix errors as I go? Or does it mean anytime I mess up, regardless of whether or not I went back and fixed it, it counts against me?
Asked by QuestionGirl - Mon Jul 6 22:37:37 2009 - Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers - Comments
A. It depends on the particular test you're taking. Some tests are scored only on what percentage you actually get completed, others are scored on how you do as you go along. You'd have to ask the people running this test, or find out what test software they use and how it's scored.
Answered by rtfm - Mon Jul 6 22:42:13 2009
How could you correct system errors in your computer?
Q. I have installed a reputable free computer care program in my pc, and every ones in a while a message pops up every time I scan my pc with it advising me to upgrade to correct system errors and optimization problems to make my computer work faster and efficient. Do you have any other option of repairing system errors and optimizing your computer without resorting to expensive updates every time you want to make repairs?
Asked by ROGH - Fri Feb 12 23:36:46 2010 - Software - 1 Answers - Comments
A. xp vista and 7 are stable enough that they do not need "repairing" or "cleaning" if you had a system error windows would tell you and the computer would stop running it sounds like you have malware or scareware which are useless programs that keep reporting problems that do not in fact exist
Answered by Harley Drive - Fri Feb 12 23:42:06 2010
Q. I have installed a reputable free computer care program in my pc, and every ones in a while a message pops up every time I scan my pc with it advising me to upgrade to correct system errors and optimization problems to make my computer work faster and efficient. Do you have any other option of repairing system errors and optimizing your computer without resorting to expensive updates every time you want to make repairs?
Asked by ROGH - Fri Feb 12 23:36:46 2010 - Software - 1 Answers - Comments
A. xp vista and 7 are stable enough that they do not need "repairing" or "cleaning" if you had a system error windows would tell you and the computer would stop running it sounds like you have malware or scareware which are useless programs that keep reporting problems that do not in fact exist
Answered by Harley Drive - Fri Feb 12 23:42:06 2010
It has been recorded that the average number of errors in a newspaper is 4 mistakes per page. What is the prob?
Q. It has been recorded that the average number of errors in a newspaper is 4 mistakes per page. What is the probability of having 2 or 3 errors per page?
Asked by Shawn - Mon Feb 21 17:26:42 2011 - Media & Journalism - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The probability would be in the 25% to 30% range.
Answered by kenoplayer - Mon Feb 21 17:43:51 2011
Q. It has been recorded that the average number of errors in a newspaper is 4 mistakes per page. What is the probability of having 2 or 3 errors per page?
Asked by Shawn - Mon Feb 21 17:26:42 2011 - Media & Journalism - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The probability would be in the 25% to 30% range.
Answered by kenoplayer - Mon Feb 21 17:43:51 2011
What are the possible errors in taking a skin fold measurement?
Q. The reaon why skinfold measurements are done three times is to correct for errors in technique. List a minimum of three errors possible in taking a skin fold measurements.
Asked by Ralf Edward B - Fri Mar 30 01:44:00 2007 - Diet & Fitness - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I've never seen skinfolds done three times on one site. Well, when you are learning yes, but you should wait at least a minute between each one. Reasons for error. 1) Muscle lifted 2) Pressure applied for to long 3) In correct position
Answered by Noota Oolah - Fri Mar 30 02:00:06 2007
Q. The reaon why skinfold measurements are done three times is to correct for errors in technique. List a minimum of three errors possible in taking a skin fold measurements.
Asked by Ralf Edward B - Fri Mar 30 01:44:00 2007 - Diet & Fitness - 1 Answers - Comments
A. I've never seen skinfolds done three times on one site. Well, when you are learning yes, but you should wait at least a minute between each one. Reasons for error. 1) Muscle lifted 2) Pressure applied for to long 3) In correct position
Answered by Noota Oolah - Fri Mar 30 02:00:06 2007
What are some examples of systematic and random errors in a boiling point measurement chemistry lab?
Q. My class did an experiment called boiling points of liquid mixtures and we had to see how the change in percentage of the solutions in the mixture affects the boiling point. We used a reflux apparatus (a distillation apparatus) and measured the boiling points. I am doing the write-up of the lab now and I am trying to think of systematic and random errors that could have occurred and of weaknesses the lab might have had and how to improve that. Any suggestions for that? Thank you.
Asked by Anda - Sun Jan 23 15:05:19 2011 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Systematic errors would include a thermometer that was consistently low or high, or maybe a poorly insulated apparatus. Random errors you can always go human error.
Answered by Kat - Sun Jan 23 15:07:16 2011
Q. My class did an experiment called boiling points of liquid mixtures and we had to see how the change in percentage of the solutions in the mixture affects the boiling point. We used a reflux apparatus (a distillation apparatus) and measured the boiling points. I am doing the write-up of the lab now and I am trying to think of systematic and random errors that could have occurred and of weaknesses the lab might have had and how to improve that. Any suggestions for that? Thank you.
Asked by Anda - Sun Jan 23 15:05:19 2011 - Chemistry - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Systematic errors would include a thermometer that was consistently low or high, or maybe a poorly insulated apparatus. Random errors you can always go human error.
Answered by Kat - Sun Jan 23 15:07:16 2011
Explain the difference between spelling errors, grammatical errors, and contextual text errors?
Q. Explain the difference between spelling errors, grammatical errors, and contextual text errors i need help with this .. this is for my online class can anyone help.
Asked by Boomer R - Tue Feb 22 17:35:06 2011 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. A spelling error is simply spelling a word incorrectly - inkorrektly. A garmmatical error is hard to define. . . it can be using the wrong form (conjugation) of a verb, using the wrong type of word (an adjective instead of an adverb, for example) - there are a lot of possibilities on this one. A contextual text error is using the wrong word in place of another - for example, if you were to say "Call me when you get their", instead of "Call me when you get there". Hope this helps.
Answered by Bubbles - Tue Feb 22 17:41:17 2011
Q. Explain the difference between spelling errors, grammatical errors, and contextual text errors i need help with this .. this is for my online class can anyone help.
Asked by Boomer R - Tue Feb 22 17:35:06 2011 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. A spelling error is simply spelling a word incorrectly - inkorrektly. A garmmatical error is hard to define. . . it can be using the wrong form (conjugation) of a verb, using the wrong type of word (an adjective instead of an adverb, for example) - there are a lot of possibilities on this one. A contextual text error is using the wrong word in place of another - for example, if you were to say "Call me when you get their", instead of "Call me when you get there". Hope this helps.
Answered by Bubbles - Tue Feb 22 17:41:17 2011
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Sat Nov 26 03:34:58 2011