why could two students obtain different values for the same measured objects?
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Measurement is usually defined as the assignment of numbers for objects in question
two students obtain different values for the same measured objects due to several reason
The most probable reason is that since it was merely measurement may be different units or values for same object are given hence the result will be different
Or it depends on what they are measuring. e.g in volumetric measurement it may be due to indeterminate error due to faulty grading of the burette or pipette
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