Q.1 Please write legibly and box answers for sections a,b,c,d, thank you. 1. A calibration weight with a known mass of 25.000 g was weighed on two different balances withthe following results:Trial #Balance 1 (g)Balance 2 (g)125.00725.00525.0625.07325.00825.04(a) Calculate the mean and average deviation for each set of measurements on each balance.(b) Which balance is more precise?(c) Calculate the percent error for each set of measurements.(d) Which set of measurements is more accurate?

Mean = sum of all values divided by number of values. Percentage error = (|actual value - expected…

1. A calibration weight with a known mass of 25.000 g was weighed on two different balances with the following results: Trial # Balance 1 (g) Balance 2 (g) 1 25.007 25.06 25.005 25.07 3 25.008 25.04 (a) Calculate the mean and average deviation for each set of measurements on each balance. (b) Which balance is more precise? (c) Calculate the percent error for each set of measurements.

1. A calibration weight with a known mass of 25.000 g was weighed on two different balances with the following results: Trial # Balance 1 (g) Balance 2 (g) 1 25.007 25.06 25.005 25.07 3 25.008 25.04 (a) Calculate the mean and average deviation for each set of measurements on each balance. (b) Which balance is more precise? (c) Calculate the percent error for each set of measurements.

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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