Explanation Given Information: The measurement on the Vernier caliper is provided as: Steps, to measure on the Vernier caliper in U.S. units as follows: Step 1: To calculate whole number in inches start reading first numbered division on vernier scale that is to the left of zero graduation. Step 2: Add 0 .025 in to the number obtained from pervious step. This is so for each graduation in last numbered division and zero graduation on vernier scale. Step 3: When zero graduation on vernier scale is not in line with graduation on fixed scale, then find graduation which is most nearly inlined to find the thousandth of inches in calculation. Step 4: To calculate overall measurement, add the number from step 1, step 2 and step 3. Consider the provided Vernier caliper, Step 1: The first numbered mark of whole number is 3

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