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How To Analyse A Ticker Tape Timer Record

To analyze a ticker tape timer record, examine the marks on the paper strip to determine elapsed time. Count the number of marks to calculate time elapsed since the timer started. Measure the distance between marks to determine the paper strip's speed through the device. Look for irregular mark spacing that could indicate timer problems or speed changes.

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How To Analyse A Ticker Tape Timer Record

To analyze a ticker tape timer record, examine the marks on the paper strip to determine elapsed time. Count the number of marks to calculate time elapsed since the timer started. Measure the distance between marks to determine the paper strip's speed through the device. Look for irregular mark spacing that could indicate timer problems or speed changes.

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how to analyse a ticker tape timer record

To analyze a ticker tape timer record, you will need to examine the marks or notches on
the strip of paper to determine the elapsed time. Here are some steps you can follow:
1. Determine the time interval for each mark or notch on the strip of paper. This will
depend on the settings of the ticker tape timer and could be anything from seconds to
minutes to hours.
2. Count the number of marks or notches on the strip of paper. This will give you an idea
of how much time has elapsed since the timer was started.
3. Measure the distance between each mark or notch on the strip of paper. This will
allow you to determine the speed at which the strip of paper was moving through the
device.
4. Look for any irregularities or changes in the spacing of the marks or notches on the
strip of paper. These could indicate problems with the timer or changes in the speed at
which the strip of paper was moving.
5. Use the information you have gathered to create a graph or chart that shows the
elapsed time and any changes in the speed of the strip of paper. This can help you to
visualize and understand the data more clearly.
It's important to keep in mind that the accuracy of your analysis will depend on the
precision of the ticker tape timer and the care with which the strip of paper was handled.

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