### Calibration of Thermometers Using Boiling Point of WaterThe following data were collected from different thermometers during a calibration using the boiling point of water at atmospheric pressure:| Temperature | Thermometer A | Thermometer B | Thermometer C | Thermometer D ||-------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|| | | | | || 200.4°F | 212.0°F | 105.2°C | 98.7°C || 200.8°F | 213.2°F | 103°C | 95.9°C || 200.9°F | 210.3°F | 100°C | 102.1°C |**Note**: The boiling point of water is 212°F and 100°C.#### Analysis Questions:1. **The most precise thermometer:** 2. **The most accurate thermometer:** 3. **The thermometer with the largest difference between measurements:** This table illustrates the data recorded by four different thermometers (A, B, C, and D) during a calibration test based on the boiling point of water. Thermometer A recorded temperatures in Fahrenheit, while thermometers B, C, and D recorded temperatures in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. The objective is to analyze the precision and accuracy of each thermometer, as well as identify the one with the largest variance in measurements.Understanding the accuracy and precision of measuring instruments is crucial in scientific experiments to ensure reliable and consistent results.

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The following data were collected from different thermometers during a calibration using the boiling point of water at atmospheric pressure: Thermometer A Thermometer B Thermometer C Thermometer D 200.4°F 212.0°F 105.2°C 98.7°C 200.8°F 213.2°F 103°C 95.9°C 200.9°F 210.3°F 100°C 102.1°C Keep in mind water boils at 212 °F and 100 °C. The most precise thermometer A The most accurate thermometer [Choose ] The thermometer with the largest different [Choose between measurements

The following data were collected from different thermometers during a calibration using the boiling point of water at atmospheric pressure: Thermometer A Thermometer B Thermometer C Thermometer D 200.4°F 212.0°F 105.2°C 98.7°C 200.8°F 213.2°F 103°C 95.9°C 200.9°F 210.3°F 100°C 102.1°C Keep in mind water boils at 212 °F and 100 °C. The most precise thermometer A The most accurate thermometer [Choose ] The thermometer with the largest different [Choose between measurements

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