The standard value for the specific heat of aluminum is 0.9 J/g K. Four students gathered and computed their experimental data for the specific heat of aluminum. They did five trials. Julie - 0.90 J/gK; 0.88 J/gK: 0.76 J/gK; 0.88 J/gK: 0.86 J/gK Calix - 0.88 J/gK; 0.89 J/gK: 0.88 J/gK: 0.90 J/gK: 0.90 J/gK Elica - 0.70 J/gK; 0.85 J/gK; 0.94 J/gK; 0.66 J/gK: 0.52 J/gK Leona - 0.52 J/gK: 0.50 J/gK; 0.54 J/gK; 0.50 J/gK: 0.50 J/gK Whose data is precise but not accurate? (A Calix B Julie Leona

The standard value for the specific heat of aluminum is 0.9 J/g K. Four students gathered and computed their experimental data for the specific heat of aluminum. They did five trials. Julie - 0.90 J/gK; 0.88 J/gK: 0.76 J/gK; 0.88 J/gK: 0.86 J/gK Calix - 0.88 J/gK; 0.89 J/gK: 0.88 J/gK: 0.90 J/gK: 0.90 J/gK Elica - 0.70 J/gK; 0.85 J/gK; 0.94 J/gK; 0.66 J/gK: 0.52 J/gK Leona - 0.52 J/gK: 0.50 J/gK; 0.54 J/gK; 0.50 J/gK: 0.50 J/gK Whose data is precise but not accurate? (A Calix B Julie Leona

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