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Example of Data Table 1

sample blue LED value green LED value red LED value

clear water 97 19 79

blue water 73 11 13

green water 35 15 14

tea water 33 13 70

Example of Data Table 2

sample blue % transmitted green % transmitted red % transmitted clear water 97/97 = 100% 19/19 = 100% 79/79 = 100%

blue water 73/97 = 75% 11/19 = 58% 13/79 = 17%

green water 35/97 = 36% 15/19 = 79% 14/79 = 18%

tea water 33/97 = 34% 13/19 = 68% 70/79 = 91%

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Example of Data Table 3

sample blue LED value green LED value red LED value

+ 1 tsp milk 13 14 12

+1tsp milk + blue 10 9 6

+1tsp milk +green 9 13 7

+1tsp milk + tea 7 9 9

Example of Data Table 4

Water sample blue % transmitted green % transmitted red % transmitted + 1 tsp milk 13/13 = 100% 14/14 = 100% 12/12 = 100%

+1tsp milk + blue 10/13 = 77% 9/14 = 64% 6/12 = 50%

+1tsp milk +green 9/13 = 69% 13/14 = 93% 7/12 = 58%

+1tsp milk + tea 7/13 = 54% 9/14 = 69% 9/12 = 75%

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