Why is it important to have a high number of data points around each equivalence point?

1.Actually, one point in the inflection area is enough because we can accurately extrapolate the slope from only three data points.

2.Because of the concentration of both acids. A higher density of points corresponds to higher concentrations.

3. The inflection points are determined in a semi-empirical way. Hence the necessity for more points. If we were able to perform a fully empirical analysis, fewer points would be necessary.

4. It is important because a higher number of data points on the plot in the area where the slope is greatest increases the accuracy of our measurements. It is more likely to find the actual inflection point.