The following statements are correct regarding errors except Random errors are indeterminate but systematic errors are determinate The presence of a considerable difference between the mean and the median for a set of data is an indication for the presence of a gross error Instrumental error is a source of systematic errors Systematic errors lead to bias in analysis Random errors affect the accuracy of measurements

The following statements are correct regarding errors except Random errors are indeterminate but systematic errors are determinate The presence of a considerable difference between the mean and the median for a set of data is an indication for the presence of a gross error Instrumental error is a source of systematic errors Systematic errors lead to bias in analysis Random errors affect the accuracy of measurements

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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The following statements are correct regarding errors except
O Random errors are indeterminate but systematic errors are determinate
The presence of a considerable difference between the mean and the median for a set
of data is an indication for the presence of a gross error
Instrumental error is a source of systematic errors
Systematic errors lead to bias in analysis
Random errors affect the accuracy of measurements

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