Mathematics, 26.06.2020 15:01 Gabilop

3. Revise and repeat: One way to test if you've found the ideal conditions is to change each variable slightly from the value that you recorded above. If the oxygen production decreases
with each change that you make, it is likely you have found the ideal conditions. If a small
change causes oxygen production to increase, continue to experiment.
If necessary, revise your numbers in the table above.

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