A student observes and measures how long it takes a train to go around equal parts of a track. The student records the observations in the table below.Another student plans to use the same train set and repeat these observations. What information is missing from the table that would make it difficult for the second student to repeat these observations and compare their data?

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A student observes and measures how long it takes a train to go around equal parts of a track. The student records the observations in the table below.<br><img src='https://fatskills.com/images2/science-questions/OH-5-2008-8.PNG'><br>Another student plans to use the same train set and repeat these observations. What information is missing from the table that would make it difficult for the second student to repeat these observations and compare their data?