When Amy bought a 4-wheel drive Jeep, she decided to try snow tires. Her old car - a small sports car - never had snow tires and it slid all over the road when it
snowed.
Amy puts snow tires on her Jeep and finds that she has much better traction in the snow.
She concludes that snow tires are the reason for better driving in the snow.
What errors are evident in this experiment?
Chose all that might apply.
(1 Point)
Road conditions might determine how well the Jeep handles in the snow, not just snow tires.
The Jeep with 4-wheel drive probably would have better traction regardless of snow tires.
✓ A heavier vehicle (Jeep) will have better traction than a lighter vehicle (sport car) regardless of snow tires.

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