What does range mean in science?

Answer 1

The range of a projectile which is launched and stopped at the same height, basically it's level, is

R=[(Velocity^2)/g]*Sin(2theta) g= 9.8 m/s^2

Refer to this wikipedia page.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range_of_a_projectile

Answer 2

the table below shows the length that equal-sized samples of one type of rubber can be stretched to before they break.

Length of rubber before breaking (mm)Sample no.12345Length (mm)2724262523 RangeThe highest and lowest values in a set of measurements show the range. The range of this set of measurements is 23 to 27. This may also be written as 23 - 27.

The less variation in the measurements, the more reliable they are. In other words, the smaller the range, the more reliable the data.

Answer 3

range = the lowest number to the highest number

x to y

interval is a set of real numbers with the property that any number that lies between two numbers in the set is also included in the set.

Answer 4

The term Range in science means the area between and including two or more pieces of data. Such as the temperature range is 32-67°. Meaning the temperature can be anywhere from 32° to 67°

Answer 5

umm... all i know is that the range is the biggest number in your data minus your smallest number of data