bean+passing

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=How does the number of beans being passed change as your finger combination change?= The number of beans being passed change as the combination of fingers changed, due to the adaptation of our hands. Sometime it was hard to hold the bean since the person was not used to the combination of fingers she was using while in other times it was easier for the person to hold the bean since she was to the combination of fingers she was using.

=What are some conclusions you can develop form looking at this data?= As a conclusion I have observed that the fingers that had more sucess were UR-1 and UR-3. I think this is because we are used to use these fingers everyday.

=What might 2 or 3 sources of error that occurred during this experiment.= An error that i experience is that my data was lost due to one of my class mate mistake, So i had to start all over again. Another error that occurred during this experiment was that when we had to use UR-2 and UR-5 i drooped the bean so we had to start all over. Our last error we had was that Rabia drooped the bean when using UR-2 and UR-3 so we got behind.

=How does this lap demonstrates "ADAPTATION"?= I think that this lap demonstrated adaptation because in order to have succeed on the bean passing you had to be used to use the fingers we had to use. So if you we adapted to use the finger we used you would be likely to be successful in this experiment.