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    The document contains two tables comparing the properties of an organic compound to banana paper and a commercial product. Table 1 shows that samples of the organic compound are consistently weak, low quality, non-absorbent and rough. Table 2 finds that a product made from banana paper is stronger, higher quality, more absorptive, and rougher than a commercial product. The inference is that banana paper poses advantages over commercial products.

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    The document contains two tables comparing the properties of an organic compound to banana paper and a commercial product. Table 1 shows that samples of the organic compound are consistently weak, low quality, non-absorbent and rough. Table 2 finds that a product made from banana paper is stronger, higher quality, more absorptive, and rougher than a commercial product. The inference is that banana paper poses advantages over commercial products.

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    Table 1 : Properties of organic compounds

    Independent

    Trial #1

    Trial #2

    Trial #3

    Can be easily torn

    Can be easily torn

    Can be easily torn

    Low quality

    Low quality

    Low quality

    firm

    firm

    firm

    Nonabsorbent

    Nonabsorbent

    Nonabsorbent

    ineffective

    ineffective

    ineffective

    rough

    rough

    rough

    Brownish yellow

    Brownish yellow

    Brownish yellow

    Variables

    Strength
    Quality
    Smoothnes
    s
    Absorbtive
    E ff e c t i v t y
    Te x t u r e
    Color

    Inference : The group can infer that there is a variety between


    banana paper
    and commercialized one.

    Table 2 : Our product v.s Commercial Product


    Independent

    Our

    Commercial

    Variables

    Product

    Product

    Can be easily torn

    Cannot be easily torn

    Low quality

    High quality

    firm

    soft

    Absorbtive

    Nonabsorbent

    Can absorb ink

    E ff e c t i v i t y

    ineffective

    effective

    rough

    soft

    Brownish yellow

    White

    Strength
    Quality
    Smoothness

    Te x t u r e
    Color

    ference : The group can infer that the product which is banana paper,
    posed the commercialized product.

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