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Safety
At
an amusement park, safety is key on rides. Things have to
be just perfect or the ride could blow up. Measurments the
proper spees, it is all one big system that is very in depth
and uses a lot of todays modern technology. One thing is wrong
the results could be fatal.
Speed
If the speed on one turn of a rollercoaster track is 70mph.
And on the next turn it is a symetrical turn and the rollercoaster
hits it at 70.000000000000001mph, it is possible that the
coaster could fly off the tracks, if not that maybe it will
lean and come off and go back on the tracks. Timing has to
be perfect at an amusement park or it could end up in death
and serious injury.
Records
Another example of this is, if you have all the records
of one rollercoaster, and itholds the highest height, the
highest speed, and everything else, but there is one thing
that is wrong, if one of the numbers is wrong you have a completely
messed up record book. The information would be false and
innacurate.
Accuracy
A third example could be, if you are at an amusement park
and you go on the safest rollercoaster. If that rollercoaster
suddenly broke and fell apart and everyone died, that rollercoaster
would probably lose the title of the safest rollercoaster.
The previous record would now probably be innacurate and the
runner up of the safest rollercoaster would now be the safest
rollercoaster and recieve the new title.
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