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What are some limitations to your direct observations of your environment? Give an example of an observation that could be made without using an instrument, but would be improved by using one. Give an
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What are some limitations to your direct observations of your environment? Give an example of an observation that could be made without using an instrument, but would be improved by using one. Give an example of an observation that could not be made without the use of an instrument.

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I am afriad I don't think we can answer this one as it is asking you about your enviroment.

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