Asked by Anonymous
As part of their job, meteorologists use data to make weather predictions. How accurate are their predictions? What are other scenarios in which you would use data to make a prediction? How would you defend your prediction using data?
can you please tell me in your perspective?
can you please tell me in your perspective?
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Answered by
Damon
This is oversimplified.
Yes, you need data, but you also need a mathematical model and theory.
Yes, you need data, but you also need a mathematical model and theory.
Answered by
Gabby (PleaseHelp)
Meteorologists make weather predictions but their not always right they use data and theory to predict what the weather might be. Their predictions aren't very accurate depending on if the data changes and the weather changes all of a sudden. A scenario where I would use data to make a prediction could be in a game where you have a percent of winning and how many times you play the game the percent of winning gives you data on the probability of you winning the game and you could predict how many times you'll win a game by how many times you play it.
Answered by
what up
hi 0-0
Answered by
Yoshi Studs
Gabby did really well
Answered by
kim-taehyung
yeah, thanks gabby! :>
Answered by
Gabriella Santos
my name is gabby too
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