Data Set A temperature (C) values: 59.7, 59.8, 59.7, 59.9, 59.8 Data Set B temperature (C) values: 78.8, 78.4, 79.7, 78.9, 78.1 Data Set C temperature (C) values: 68.3, 89.5, 76.8, 65.0, 62.0 The table contains three sets of temperature data collected during an investigation. If the true value of the temperature is 78.8 C, how would you describe the error that is apparent in the data sets? Link each data set to an appropriate description of error: Data Set A chose the correct answer: 1- Random error that can be minimised by taking the mean. 2- No apparent error. 3-gross error; the measurement should be repeated. 4- Systematic error that can be corrected by adjusting the data. Data Set B chose the correct answer: 1- Random error that can be minimised by taking the mean. 2- No apparent error. 3-gross error; the measurement should be repeated. 4- Systematic error that can be corrected by adjusting the data. Data Set C chose the correct answer: 1- Random error that can be minimised by taking the mean. 2- No apparent error. 3-gross error; the measurement should be repeated. 4- Systematic error that can be corrected by adjusting the data