Answer This will vary our results in both the positive and negative direction, a

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This will vary our results in both the positive and negative direction, allowing for a varied estimation. We would need to average these errors to obtain our true systematic error This will lead to overestimation of most our time results. Systematic errors, unlike random errors, shift the results always in the positive direction. This will not change our estimation because all of our time results will be nearly the same. We would just need to consider random error, not systematic error. This will lead to underestimation of all our time results. Systematic errors, unlike random errors, shift the results in one direction..

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This will not change our estimation because all of our time results will be nearly the same. We would just need to consider random error, not systematic error.

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