What do you mean your numbers are not consistent? Maybe that means that your mass is not consistent?
Or the scales are inaccurate.
Get some science up on this! find a thing (or multiple things) like a book or a jar or something that you can weigh then record their weight, weight them multiple times over a period of time, if their weight seems to change - something we can essentially rule out - then we know the scales are off.
Or, your weight simply fluctuates (which seems on the surface more reasonable no?).
What you probably need is a rolling average of daily weights or something.
What do you mean your numbers are not consistent? Maybe that means that your mass is not consistent?
ReplyDeleteOr the scales are inaccurate.
Get some science up on this! find a thing (or multiple things) like a book or a jar or something that you can weigh then record their weight, weight them multiple times over a period of time, if their weight seems to change - something we can essentially rule out - then we know the scales are off.
Or, your weight simply fluctuates (which seems on the surface more reasonable no?).
What you probably need is a rolling average of daily weights or something.