Measurement Uncertainty in Physics
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    Measurement Uncertainty

    • Meter Rule:
      • Least count is 0.1 cm (0.01 cm)
      • Absolute uncertainty is 0.05 cm
    • Vernier Caliper:
      • Least count (L.C.) is 0.01 cm
      • Absolute uncertainty is 0.005 cm.
    • Screw Gauge/Micrometer:
      • Least count (L.C.) is 0.001 cm
      • Absolute uncertainty is 0.0005 cm.

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    This quiz focuses on the concept of measurement uncertainty in various tools such as meter rules, vernier calipers, and screw gauges. You'll explore absolute uncertainties and least counts to enhance your understanding of accurate measurements in physics. Test your knowledge on how these instruments are used effectively in experiments.

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