A-Why do we use electronic and computerized instrumentation in this laboratory, and not something less complex?...

A-Why do we use electronic and computerized instrumentation in this laboratory, and not something less complex?

B-explain the main difficulty that arises with the use of electronic and computerized instrumentation. Why do you think it is important to acknowledge this difficulty?

C-Again, in your own words, explain the two things you need to do in order to get good data when using computerized (or any other) instrumentation.

D-The Motion Sensor works on the principle of echolocation. Describe how the sensor uses this to determine distances. Include the equation distance = speed time as part of your answer.

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