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3: Is talking about uncertainty important in science? yes 4: Explain your answer. It is important to talk about all possible outcomes in order to be prepared for what might happen if the unexpected happens. Scientists are for the most part accurate but they must admit the uncertainty. 5: (Claim) Which fuel source made up for most of the decrease in electricity produced from coal? natural gas 6: Explain your answer. As shown in the line graph, over 1,000,000 thousand megawatthours was produced from 2002 through 2013 from Natural Gases. 7: How certain are you about your claim based on your explanation? (3) 8: Explain what influenced your certainty rating.
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3/24/2020 Response Summary for Constructing an argument: energy 2/2 I am certain but not 100% because there could be another source that had a greater impact and the way that it is shown in the graph doesn't show it. Also in more recent years maybe there are different results not shown in this particular graph. I need more evidence and more data to back up my claim in order to be more certain.
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