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C.16.IR:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Failure in the worked situationConsequenceRepair
Use the displayed number as the sought valueLoading or clipping changes the answer.Interpret the reading through the available relation and target conditions.
Select one root and discard the restA sign or other consequential branch disappears.Test the admitted domain and retain every branch relevant to the conclusion.
Demand every parameter’s unique valueWork continues after the requested quantity is determined.Test agreement on the sought value, as in the zero-voltage case.
Treat a wide computational enclosure as realized ambiguityApproximation slack is mistaken for attainable alternatives.Construct feasible witnesses or report the unresolved computation.
Combine readings without their shared-subject conditionAn apparent extra equation relates different unknowns.Recover the time, initialization and subject correspondence before intersection.
Convert repeated readings into a narrower bound by counting themA common bias or unrestricted bounded error survives repetition.Supply the error relation that justifies the proposed reduction.