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When the circumstance you wish to investigate is outside the range of data available to you, but you can see that there is a definite trend with respect to some variable (eg, date,time, size, weight, distance etc) you can make a good estimate from the rates of change what the situation will be at a new date, time, size etc etc).
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Why dont you weigh a solution dispensed at the beginning of an experiment?
Technically, as long as you record the volume of the solution and are sure of the concentration, you could extrapolate the weight.
Scientists extrapolate backwards in time to derive?
the big bang theory
How would a scientist use a landsat satellite image to determine the amount of pollution being produced by a city?
There is no direct way to measure pollution produced by a city with Landsat data, but you could calculate the extent (area) of the city and then potentially extrapolate pollution based pollution-per-area averages. For more on Landsat & urban growth, see the related link below.
What is the procces of making a generalization based on a specific observation?
The process of making a generalization based on a specific observation involves identifying patterns or trends from particular instances. First, an individual observes specific data or events and notes their characteristics. Then, they analyze these observations to extrapolate broader conclusions that can be applied to similar situations. Finally, this generalization is tested against additional evidence to assess its validity and reliability.
What can scientists do make good predictions?
Scientists can make good predictions by utilizing the scientific method, which involves formulating hypotheses based on prior knowledge and observations. They collect and analyze data through experiments and observations to identify patterns and relationships. Additionally, they employ statistical models and simulations to extrapolate findings and account for uncertainties. Continuous refinement of their models based on new data further enhances the accuracy of their predictions.
What part of speech is extrapolate?
The word extrapolate is a verb.
How do you use the work extrapolate in a sentence?
You may extrapolate from my answer that I do not know what the word has to do with chemistry. Extrapolate: to surmise from the information given.
A sentence with the word Extrapolate?
we can extrapolate the data to predict what will happen next.
What is extrapolate as a noun?
The word extrapolate is a verb. The noun form is extrapolation.
What is A sentence using extrapolate?
Having drawn the graph, extrapolate the data for the next 4 months.
Can you show an example of an exciting verb in a sentence?
extrapolate is an exciting verb. It's hard to extrapolate with little or no data.
How can you use extrapolate in a sentence?
Maybe we could extrapolate an answer to this question if there were some actual answers on this page. Since I can walk a mile in 20 minutes, I can extrapolate that I'll need 40 minutes to walk two miles.
How many syllables in extrapolate?
Fourex·trap·o·late
What is the opposite of extrapolate?
Answeropposties of extropolate.....Interpolate
Who you are as a person?
who am i personally? rephrase or extrapolate pls lols
Can you extrapolate the room on the roof?
book -room on the roof
Why they take a current situation and just extrapolate?
Do doo
