From the measured values of distance AB, the following data were recorded. DATA DISTANCE NO. OF MEASUREMENT 1 135.264 4 2 135.626 6 3 135.859 4 4 135.283 6 FIND THE PROBABLE DISTANCE AB. (5 DECIMAL PLACES)

From the measured values of distance AB, the following data were recorded. DATA DISTANCE NO. OF MEASUREMENT 1 135.264 4 2 135.626 6 3 135.859 4 4 135.283 6 FIND THE PROBABLE DISTANCE AB. (5 DECIMAL PLACES)

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From the measured values of distance AB, the following data were recorded.

DATA	DISTANCE	NO. OF MEASUREMENT
1	135.264	4
2	135.626	6
3	135.859	4
4	135.283	6

FIND THE PROBABLE DISTANCE AB. (5 DECIMAL PLACES)

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