Question Completion Status:QUESTION 5How many decimal places should be in a measurement made with a measuring device that is calibrated in increments of 0.ThreeTwoOneNoneQUESTION 6Which of the following measuring devices (used in your chemistry lab) gives the most precise measurements?O An analytical balanceO A buretO A volumetric flaskO A transfer pipet

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QUESTION 6 Which of the following measuring devices (used in your chemistry lab) gives the most precise measurements? O An analytical balance A buret

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