After a pet is diagnosed as being sick, Dr. Chun, the veterinarian, takes the temperature of every other pet in the center. He is very careful to clean and cool the thermometer after taking each animal’s temperature. He then records data on a table. Even though none of the other pets appear sick, Dr. Chun finds that they all have very high temperatures. The next day, he learns that the thermometer had been damaged before, and a new thermometer shows that all the pets have normal temperatures. What was the most likely problem with the first set of data? It was inadequate. It was false. It was recorded by one person. It was not recorded in a lab