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A data scientist is creating a simple computer model to represent different fruits. The model must represent each fruit using three numerical features, always in this specific order: (1) average weight in grams, (2) sugar content in grams, and (3) water content in grams. How would this model represent an apple that has an average weight of 150g, a sugar content of 19g, and a water content of 129g?
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A data scientist is creating a simple computer model to represent different fruits. The model must represent each fruit using three numerical features, always in this specific order: (1) average weight in grams, (2) sugar content in grams, and (3) water content in grams. How would this model represent an apple that has an average weight of 150g, a sugar content of 19g, and a water content of 129g?
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