Increasing the number of trials in an experiment improves the:
accuracy
precision
accuracy and precision
none of the above
Systematic errors affect the measurement’s:
accuracy
precision
accuracy and precision
none of the above
Solution) Accuracy is measure of how close your values are to true value .
Precision is measure of how closely your successive measurements agree with each other .
By taking number of trials we take average of those values so accuracy is improved
For each successive trial we can even know it's precision .
Option(3) accuracy and precision
Systematic errors effects accuracy .
As these are very difficult to detect .
Option (1) accuracy
Increasing the number of trials in an experiment improves the: accuracy precision accuracy and precision none...
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