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Measurements 1. Exercise 3. a. Which 10 measurements shall have uncertainty values based on b. Explain Accuracy and Precision using the images in this slide the images shown here and 06 why? 80 3. 10 15 20 cm 2.

Measurements 1. Exercise 3. a. Which 10 measurements shall have uncertainty values based on b. Explain Accuracy and Precision using the images in this slide the images shown here and 06 why? 80 3. 10 15 20 cm 2.

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Measurements
1.
Exercise 3.
a. Which
10
measurements
shall have
uncertainty
values based on
the images
shown here and
why?
b. Explain
Accuracy and
Precision using
the images in
this slide
-80
3.
2.
15
20
cm
100

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