Combined Science GCSE
Using data to support judgements
What Using data to support judgements means in Combined Science GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Using data to support judgements
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Reference: AQA
Using the information provided, such as data on ore use, energy, cost or product quality, rather than unsupported opinion.
Topics that use Using data to support judgements
- Ways of reducing the use of resources (AQA GCSE)
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- Balancing benefits against drawbacks
- Conservation of raw materials
- Evaluating
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- Separation and processing of scrap
- Conservation of limited metal ores
- Energy and resource use in extraction versus recycling
- Energy saving
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