How could increasing the number of plants help you decrease error in the experiment? Check all possible reasons.

With more plants, one inaccurate height measurement has less influence on the overall results, so B is correct. A larger group also makes the average height less sensitive to a few unusually short or tall plants, which supports D. If one plant dies, it represents a smaller share of the group, so its loss is less likely to disrupt the experiment, making E correct. More plants do not increase sampling error or automatically make calculations easier.

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