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The table 1 shows the original average measurements of the permeability of the Beta Vulgaris cells, however, the data was altered due the outliers in the data. On the raw data, there were some negative numbers due to some experimental errors. For this experiment, there should not be any negatives because it results can either the concentration effected the permeability or it did not at all. This indicates that it can shows 0.000 as the lowest. Due to this, the raw table was altered and changed the negative data to 0.000 as it was closest to it. Because of this the average table was alternated to keep it consist and as accurate as possible.
Overall, from the average results, the hypothesis was supported. This trend of the graph shows that as

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