Bean+Passing+Data

media type="custom" key="7254725" width="69" height="69" 1. How does the number of beans being passed change as your finger combinations change? The number of beans being passed change as our finger combinations change because when we were passing our bean our first result was, UR1- UR2, 82 times; our second results were UR1- UR3, 48; UR1- UR5, 72; UR2-UR3, 0; UR2-UR4, 25,UR2- UR5, 25. Our bean had dropped a couple of times otherwise our results would have been similar but in this case they aren't. Some of the res﻿ults are really far away from each other like UR2-UR3 is 0. Zero is very far away from 82. Some of the results are close to each other like UR1-UR5 and UR1-UR2 which gave us a result of 82 and 72. = Table =

(Dropped Bean Once) || (Dropped Bean Three Times) || (Dropped Bean Once) || (Dropped Bean Twice) ||
 * Finger Combination Used || Number of Times Bean Passed (1 min.) ||
 * UR1-UR2 || 82 ||
 * UR1-UR3 || 48
 * UR1-UR5 || 72 ||
 * UR2-UR3 || 0
 * UR2-UR4 || 25
 * <span style="color: #0119ff; display: block; font-family: Andalus; line-height: normal; margin-bottom: 0in; text-align: center;">UR2-UR5 || <span style="color: #0119ff; display: block; font-family: Andalus; line-height: normal; margin-bottom: 0in; text-align: center;">25

2. What are some conclusions you can develop from looking at this data? The conclusion I can make from this data is that some of the reults are similar but not all of them. By looking at these numbers I can tell that if we hadn't dropped the bean like in the UR1-UR2 and UR1-UR5 our results would have been around 70-80. My conclusion is that depending on the phalanges we used it would take a while to get used to the change (adapt). It would be difficult for any human to adapt to a change where we had to use all of our phalanges at a different time.

3. What might 2 or 3 sources of error that occurred during this experiment? Two or three sources of error that occurred / could have occurred was miscounting, maybe we counted wrong, or we forgot and got the wrong number instead. Another source of error that could have occurred w﻿as writing down the wrong results by accident or not recording it right.

4. HOW DOES THIS LAB DEMONSTRATE “ADAPTATIONS”? This lab demonstrates the word "adaptations" because it shows us the uses of each Phalange. We felt a little unnatural when we where just using UR1-UR5, because we almost never use these Phalanges together. It teaches us the importance of every finger, right now we are used to using either our UR1-UR2 or UR1-UR3 fro writing, that's why we feel uncomfortable using the rest of the phalanges. You don't realize how important a Phalange is until you think about it and pretend that you don't have it. It is difficult for anyone to adapt to this change, for instance if we one day woke up and every single person had paws instead of hands, and all dogs had phalanges. It would take a while to adapt to this change. ha ha ha =)