You are trying to measure the outside temperature at a particular time. If you use three thermometers and place all three in direct sunlight, the sunlight is likely to cause your measurements to suffer from what kind of error? Group of answer choices A) Your measurements will suffer from systematic errors because the sunlight affects all measurements in the same way by making them too high by the same amount. B) Your measurements will suffer from a decrease in precision because the thermometer only uses whole numbers. C) Your measurements will suffer from random errors because they will be expressed as a percentage. D) Your measurements will suffer from random errors because of the randomness of cloud movements. Sometimes the clouds block sunlight. E) Your measurements will suffer from systematic errors because they will never quite match the true temperature. F) Your measurements will suffer from a decrease in precision because at the same time of day tomorrow the amount of sunlight might not be the same.

You are trying to measure the outside temperature at a particular time. If you use three thermometers and place all three in direct sunlight, the sunlight is likely to cause your measurements to suffer from what kind of error? Group of answer choices A) Your measurements will suffer from systematic errors because the sunlight affects all measurements in the same way by making them too high by the same amount. B) Your measurements will suffer from a decrease in precision because the thermometer only uses whole numbers. C) Your measurements will suffer from random errors because they will be expressed as a percentage. D) Your measurements will suffer from random errors because of the randomness of cloud movements. Sometimes the clouds block sunlight. E) Your measurements will suffer from systematic errors because they will never quite match the true temperature. F) Your measurements will suffer from a decrease in precision because at the same time of day tomorrow the amount of sunlight might not be the same.