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Claim 1: if you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization, but some people didn't follow the instructions

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Claim 1: if you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization, but some people didn't follow the instructions

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Evidence: in evidence Card B, the man used the POW kit on the kids and did the instructions right, he missed instructions when he drank the second pitcher.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence: The man from the island got sick but not his two kids. He used water from the Whip river. He used the cube to heat the first pitcher of water to give to his kids. He didn't reheat the cube for the pitcher he drank himself.

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence:
-In lesson 4.1, it states that some people got sick by using the kits. These people are the ones who didn't follow the instructions

-Evidence Card B; it states that the water the man gave to his kids was heated, while the water he drank himself was not. So, he did not follow the instructions by heating up the water for himself, resulting in him being sick.

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Claim 1: f you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: f you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Evidence:

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Louis Island Man-When the man used the cube to heat up the water from Whip River for his children the first time it worked well but, since he didn’t re-heat the cube the water didn’t get hot enough so the bacteria stayed causing him to get sick.

Louis Island Woman-According to the data Lake Bogo’s water is cooler than Whip River so when she heated the cube for the same amount of time a the Man (15 minutes for 2 liters) the bacteria would still be alive since it’s not hot enough.

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Claim 1
If you follow the instructions , the POW kit will always heat the water who w the correct temperature for pasteuriztion, but some people didn't follow the instructions. The reason you have to heat the water to 65 degrees Celsius is because the bacteria the lives in the water can't survive above that temperature causing it to the making the water drinkable. I don't doubt that some people don't follow the directions completely because some people get impatient. Also, if water is not heated above 65 degrees celsius it will have bacteria that can cause stomache pain, diarrhea, vomiting and fever. some people in Louis islands are experiencing the same symptoms which means they are not heating the water to a high enough temperature and people other people who use the POW kit and follow the directions don't get sick so you can't blame the POW kit.

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The claim I choose is claim #2, which states, "Even if you follow the instructions, the POW kits will not heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C)."  I say this because there were many variables that had stated what the people used. For example, 58% of the people used exactly 2 litters, while the other 42% had used less or more than 2 litters, possibly getting them different results. Another reason I chose this claim is because the people didn't get the water from the same source. Over half of them used Lake Bogo while the other percent used a totally different body of water, creating another variable. This is why I believe that claim 2 is the correct answer.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1:  If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions

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Claim 1:  If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions

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Evidence:
"One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself." This supports the claim because it proves that not all people will follow the instructions and by doing that there will be bad outcomes

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Evidence Card B:
Data from Louis Island Man
One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself. This shows that when using the kit correctly, you will get a more better result of safe water to drink. The people who got sick didn't follow the exact instructions for the kit, which made them sick. Also, by using these kits it helps get rid of harmful and dangerous bacteria that can get people sick.

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claim 1:  If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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claim 1:  If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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evidence: When the man heated the cube that water was given to his kids who did not get sick but when he reused the cube without reheating it the man got sick from the water.

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.
Evidence: A man followed the instructions correctly on the P.OW. kit and gave water to his kids they were fine afterwards but when the mad made his pitcher of water he didn't follow the instructions correctly and he got sick. The water when it was pastoralize correctly and that had a good outcome, as it said it would, but when it wasn't pastoralize correctly someone got sick. If the POW kits don't pastoralize correctly then the kids would have also gotten sick, but they didn't only the man you didn't follow the instructions did.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Evidence from Card B: One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself. This one gave specific instructions to always heat the water unlike the other cards.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Evidence: In evidence Card B, the man used the P,O,W kit for his kids correctly and it worked, but when he made his own pitcher of water, he missed one instruction and got sick from not using the P,O,W kit properly.  How this supports my claim is this proves that when you use the POW kit properly, it works, but it doesn't work if you don't do what the instruction tells you what to do.

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence from card B:  One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself. 2 liters of water for kids

2 liters of water for  himself (reused cube)

heated cube 15 min.... this would support claim 1 because it is showing that if the pow kit is used the right way it will help kill all of the harmful bacteria.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

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Evidence: In the text it says "The people of Louis Island used the pasteurization kits until some residents got sick" only some residents got sick and when they tested them they were able to get the water above 65 degrees Celsius.

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence:
One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from water in the Whip River for their water; but he heated the first pitcher (children's water) with the cubes. But he refused to use the cubes when getting water for the second pitcher witch he drank (leading him to getting sick).
With the POW kit if used will kill the bacteria in you water making your water drinkable.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Claim 1: , If you follow the instructions, the POW kits , will always, heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions. not all people follow the instructions

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence
Evidence Card B:
Data from Louis Island Man
One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself.
2L 2L
Used heated cube for 15 minutes
This supports the claim because it shows if the POW kit used correctly will help kill all the bacteria.

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Claim 1: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.

Evidence: If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions so didn't work but if you do it will  work I know this  because in the text it states "These kits are designed to heat water to a high enough temperature that any harmful bacteria are killed, making the water safe to drink. The people of Louis Island used the pasteurization kits until some residents got sick, reporting symptoms like stomach pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and fever." Also it quote on quote says some redients got sick which  means that mostly everyone else it seemed to work fine with and had no symptoms of anything because they did it properly vs the people that got sick because if they didn't read the instructions vs the people that did or else everyone would be sick if the kits or invective  but it says only some so that why I choose claim 1 because obviously it worked with alot of people vs just a few it did not because they didn't read it carefully.

Evidence 2:On evidence card B it cleary say "One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself."Again he did not heat the water again after it got called if he was to have listen to the instruction it would have worked.....but he didn't take the time to do it because he didn't follow the instructions unlike his children that drank the water because they followed the instruction.

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If you follow the instructions, the POW kits will always heat the water above the correct temperature for pasteurization (65°C), but some people didn’t follow the instructions.
Evidence: One man got sick, but his two children did not. He used water from Whip River. He used  the cube to heat the first pitcher of water, which he gave to his kids, and then reused the  cube without reheating for the second pitcher, which he drank himself.

The POW kit if used in the right way, will kill bad bacteria.