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The lake is located near where people in bathing suits are.

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There were more and more swimmers which indicated there was a lake close.

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This statement is not accurate because they can move and might start out father away but there is a higher chance to find them closer to the nucleaus

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It was important to take ten samples of data because the results of the data had to be compared to find where the lake is and because there was multiple samples the results where more accurate.

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So that way the information is more reliable. More observations = more information to base research off of.

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The lake was located in the bottom left corner. I found this because there were the most swimmers located near the area.

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More swimmers were spotted in that area.

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More swimmers were spotted in that area.

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There were more swimmers condensed in one area, meaning that is where the lake is.

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It is important to take ten observations of where the swimmers are located because you want multiple groups of data to make sure your observation is correct.

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If you take more studies it would give me your accurate data compared to if you only took 4 samples of data it wouldn’t show you as accurate data.

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If you take more studies it would give me your accurate data compared to if you only took 4 samples of data it wouldn’t show you as accurate data.

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I determined where the lake would be by finding the people with bathing suits

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This is not accurate because the electrons are able to move farther out. They are not condensed to one specific area.

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The statement is not accurate because saying that electrons are always close is not true. It is more like that electrons are close to the nucleus, but they are not always found close to the nucleus.

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You can determine where the lake is by how many swimsuits are close together. The larger sum of bathing suits surrounds the lake.

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I found that where ever the people are is where you can find the lake.

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I found that where ever the people are is where you can find the lake.

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This statement is wrong because the number of electrons can fluctuate based on what atom or element it is.

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Because the more observations the more data you have to make a description.

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Because the more observations the more data you have to make a description.

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The more data that is found the easier it is to determine where the lake is located, if you have less data there will be more variety of choices of where the lake may be.

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I determined where the lake was going to be by tracking the swimmers near it in the bottom left square because electrons are closer to the nucleus and the swimmers did the same

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Electrons are probably close to the nucleus because there is a positive charge in the nucleus due to the protons. Electrons have a negative charge, therefore the charges are attracted to each other because they are opposites.

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The electrons would probably be the closest to the nucleus because the smaller the energy level, the closer it is to the nucleus. So naturally the electrons would be closer to the positively charged particles than farther away.

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It was important to take more observations because you will have more data leading to where the lake is.

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It would probably be close to the nucleus because it is attracted to the positive charge of the proton.

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It was important to take ten observations in order to have more accurate information about the lake

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It is not accurate because more neutrons could be farther away from the nucleus than there are close to the nucleus.

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It is not very accurate because electrons can move further out

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Not true because there can be more electrons further than closer.

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Not true because there can be more electrons further than closer.

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The negative charge of electrons would be drawn towards the positive charge of the nucleus

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They would probably be closer to the nucleus because it is positively charged

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the more swimmers= water

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that’s where the most people are

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because it would be difficult to determine a answer over just one observation

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for accuracy

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The areas that had the highest number of swim suits were the areas surrounding the lake.

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electrons can move

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people go swimming

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they can move and be found in other places 

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they can move and be found in other places 

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Where the most people were closer too.

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It was in the bottom left because that's where the most swimmers were found

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because of the charge

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you look around and you will notice

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So I can rely on more things to prove my point.

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It'll be more accurate when you have more data

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Because they can move farther out but are more likely to be closer too.

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It was important because there might have been people who did not have swim wear that were by the lake and there could have been one or two people who had swim wear that did not live by the lake so it is important to have a wide selection.

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they at closer so there is more warmth

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Because they're able to move further out

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They attract eachother as they are opposite charges.

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They attract eachother as they are opposite charges.

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so it all fits nice

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Because it's attracted to the positive charge of the protons

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You can tell because of where the people are at

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Electrons are unpredictable which means there's no way of truly knowing.

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The opposite charges of protons in the nucleus attract the negative electrons

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It is more likely to find a lake when there are lots people wearing swimsuits in the area. If there aren't many people in swimsuits there probably isn't a lake close.

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It’s important to take ten observations because if you only take one you won’t know if it’s really the right observation so by taking ten you will see all of your observations and ten which ones are the right observations.

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There was a certain location where more swimmers were found.

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There was a certain location where more swimmers were found.

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It was important to take many observations because it is possible that there could be another location with more swimmers. So, the location that has the most swimmers is where the lake is most likely to be.

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It was important to take many observations because it is possible that there could be another location with more swimmers. So, the location that has the most swimmers is where the lake is most likely to be.

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Electrons move around really fast and they don't really have a location that they are mostly in. They are in the electron cloud around the nucleus.

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Electrons move around really fast and they don't really have a location that they are mostly in. They are in the electron cloud around the nucleus.

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Looked where the the swimmers were more concentrated based on the out of ten ratio.

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So the measurements could be compared to the others in the data set.

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There is no way to calculate the exact location of an electron and it could be anywhere in the electron cloud.

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Electrons are negatively charged so they are attracted to the positive charged protons in the nucleus.

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The more observations the better the data. The more information there is to compare the easier it is to find where the lake is.

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The statement is not accurate because electrons are not designated to a specific area, they move around.

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Electrons are probably closer to the nucleus because they attract to the positive charges of protons that are located in the nucleus.