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12×3.
Class 7 · Bangla Version · General science
Plan random allocation, repeated measures and a fair comparison.
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Random allocation assigns available items to conditions without deliberately placing the strongest in one group. Repeated measurements reveal variation, but many repeats of one item do not create many independent items. Record exclusions with reasons.
Twelve paper helicopters are assigned randomly to two blade designs. Each is dropped three times from the same low height. There are 12 helicopters and 36 drops; these are different counts with different meanings.
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36
12×3.
6
12/2.
design group
Group assignment precedes measuring outcomes.
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Three drops share the same helicopter’s construction, so those observations are linked.
Explain the repeated-item relationship.
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Record the incident and apply a pre-stated repeat/exclusion rule consistently.
Do not silently discard an inconvenient result.
Create a safe paper investigation plan with allocation and repeat rules.
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