Chemistry, 24.08.2021 18:40, chefdnguyen
Looking at the data, a group of students writes the following statements.
1. Day 3 had 4 in. of rain
11. Day 1 had no rain.
III. The least cloudy day was Day 1.
Which statement(s) would be correctly classified observations?
O I only
O II and III
O ll only
O I and II
please help. thank you <3
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