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Question 12 A student calculates the following deviations: d1 = - 1.02 % d2 = + 1.01 % d3 = + 1.01 % d4 = - 1.03 % Calculate the average deviation. 1.08 % 7.5 x 103 % 1.02 % O - 7.5 x 103 % Question 13 In general, a relative average deviation (RAD) less than parts per thousand (ppt) is considered precise. O 10 O 1 O 2

Question 12 A student calculates the following deviations: d1 = - 1.02 % d2 = + 1.01 % d3 = + 1.01 % d4 = - 1.03 % Calculate the average deviation. 1.08 % 7.5 x 103 % 1.02 % O - 7.5 x 103 % Question 13 In general, a relative average deviation (RAD) less than parts per thousand (ppt) is considered precise. O 10 O 1 O 2

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