200000010A student has been asked to calculate the mass of an unknown liquid. He used a 10.00 mLvolumetric pipet and did 4 consecutive trials. His masses were 10.356 g, 10.423 g, 10.389 g,and 10.721 g. Find the average mass and comment on accuracy and precision of his workbased on data he obtained.8T8.00

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