True.
Systematic errors are the errors associated with faulty equipment
or a flawed experimental design. These errors can be reduced by
carefully repeating the experiment. Random errors are caused by
unpredictable and unknown changes in the experiment. These errors
can not be avoided. So, both errors contribute to the accuracy of
an experimental value
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