Human Sense Signal Sensing Device Analog Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste Accurac

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Human Sense Signal Sensing Device Analog Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste Accuracy and Precision: Match the following bodyweight scale analogy situations with their levels of precision/accuracy a. Accurate and Precise b. Accurate, Not Precise c. Not Accurate, Precise d. Not Accurate, Not Precise 1. When you weigh yourself on your scale at home, you get readings that are within .5 lb of 2. When you weigh yourself on your scale at home, you can't seem to get the scale to give 3. When you weigh yourself on your scale at home, you continue to get the same reading 4. When you weigh yourself on your scale at home, you continue to get the same reading your bodyweight but the readings are never the same consistent readings, and they are all dramatically different. that is 20 lb. heavier than your actual weight. and it is your exact bodyweight.

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ACCURATE AND PRECISE:

a. answer 4

b. answer 3

c. answer 2

d. answer 1

HUMAN SENSE SIGNAL MEASURED SENSING DEVICE ANALOG SIGHT optic nerve manometers visual chart, visual acquity test HEARING vestibulo cochlear, auditory hertz tuning fork TOUCH erector pilli degrees heat and cold ,chemical etc SMELL olfactory TASTE hypoglossal and glossopharyngeal

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