Question

Formulate a claim about how measurements for each sample (soil temperature, surface temperature, relative humidity)

Answer 1

The claim I would formulate is that measurements for each sample, such as soil temperature, surface temperature and relative humidity are essential to accurately measure the environment. These measurements provide important information about the climate of an area which can help us better understand how different conditions affect our local ecosystems. By taking these readings we can determine if a location is suitable for certain species or activities and make informed decisions when it comes to environmental management.

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Answer 2

Soil temperature can be easily measured by using a thermometer. Some of the thermometers normally used in soil work include mercury or liquid in glass, bimetallic, bourdon, and electrical-resistance thermometers.

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How do you measure humidity and relative humidity?

A hygrometer is a device used to measure humidity. Hygrometers come in both analog and digital versions, but modern, digital hygrometers are more accurate, so they are the most commonly used today. The Davis Temperature and Humidity sensor measures temperature and humidity for both inside and outside.