4. If you use an uncalibrated 25-mL Class A volumetric pipet four times to deliver a total of 100 mL, what is the uncertainty in 100 mL? A 25-mL Class A volumetric pipet is certified by the manufacturer to deliver 25.00+ 0.03 mL.

4. If you use an uncalibrated 25-mL Class A volumetric pipet four times to deliver a total of 100 mL, what is the uncertainty in 100 mL? A 25-mL Class A volumetric pipet is certified by the manufacturer to deliver 25.00+ 0.03 mL.

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4. If you use an uncalibrated 25-mL Class A volumetric pipet four times to
deliver a total of 100 mL, what is the uncertainty in 100 mL? A 25-mL
Class A volumetric pipet is certified by the manufacturer to deliver
25.00 ± 0.03 mL.

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