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Goal
and Purpose of this activity: The
goal of this experiment is to understand the propagation of forest fires by
doing experiments with simulations of burning up forests (it would a very
expensive experiment otherwise!)
You will have to interpret and apply your data to make good-judgment
recommendations in managing a forest.
In doing so, the proper interpretation of statistics will be
cultivated, which is the goal of this experiment. You will learn how to interpret the concepts of
probability, averages, maximum and minimum variation, and standard deviation.
These experiment utilize the
Shodor Education Foundation, Inc. simulations and educational tools.
Enter TA
password to view sample data and results of this experiment:
As of now,
there are no on-line answers to the questions for this experiment.
This
experiment is not published in the lab manual.
As of now,
there are no CUPOL experiments
associated with this experiment.
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