PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS PROVIDED IN THE IMAGES. A scientist weighed a set of standard masses in grams on four different balances. Assume eachstandard mass is the true value with no error.Table 1. Different Masses Measured in Different BalancesStandards (g)Balance 1Balance 2Balance 3Balance 412.512.411.012.615.18.28.16.58.39.46.36.27. 26.38.13.53.41.93.64.210.710.612.210.711.3Q1. Based on the table above, which among the balances is precise and accurate? Direction: Consider the situations below and describe the accuracy and precision of the obtainedmeasurements.Situation 1: Let us consdler an example of a GPS system that is attempting to locate theposition of a certain restaurant in Isabela. Considering that the restaurant location as existingat the center of a bull's-eye target. There are two observed measurements, each GPS attemptsto locate the restaurant as a black dot. The measurement readings where illustrated based onthe two figures below.Figure 1Figure 2Questions1. How will you describe the positions of the dots in each figure and how close are these dotsto the bull's eye?2. Which one gives you the more accurate information? Why?

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PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS PROVIDED IN THE IMAGES.

A scientist weighed a set of standard masses in grams on four different balances. Assume each
standard mass is the true value with no error.
Table 1. Different Masses Measured in Different Balances
Standards (g)
Balance 1
Balance 2
Balance 3
Balance 4
12.5
12.4
11.0
12.6
15.1
8.2
8.1
6.5
8.3
9.4
6.3
6.2
7. 2
6.3
8.1
3.5
3.4
1.9
3.6
4.2
10.7
10.6
12.2
10.7
11.3
Q1. Based on the table above, which among the balances is precise and accurate?

Direction: Consider the situations below and describe the accuracy and precision of the obtained
measurements.
Situation 1: Let us consdler an example of a GPS system that is attempting to locate the
position of a certain restaurant in Isabela. Considering that the restaurant location as existing
at the center of a bull's-eye target. There are two observed measurements, each GPS attempts
to locate the restaurant as a black dot. The measurement readings where illustrated based on
the two figures below.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Questions
1. How will you describe the positions of the dots in each figure and how close are these dots
to the bull's eye?
2. Which one gives you the more accurate information? Why?

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