8. True or False. If false, then explain why the premise is false.a.b.C.d.e.f.g.h.i.j.The most important quality for the hand written notes in surveying is clarity.If a mistake is found in the hand written notes it must be erased completely.Regarding surveying data, usually less data is considered better to avoidhaving too much information and get confused.Using a ruler to measure a box in front of you is an example of an indirectobservation.The true value of an observation can be known if you use the correctinstrument to measure it.In technical terms, mistake and error, are practically the same thing.Natural errors are those caused by the human senses (such as sight andtouch).There are three types of error discussed in class, systematic, unknown andrandom errors.Random errors tend to partially cancel themselves in a series ofobservations.A discrepancy is the difference between two observed values of the samequantity.

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8. True or False. If false, then explain why the premise is false. a. b. C. The most important quality for the hand written notes in surveying is clarity. If a mistake is found in the hand written notes it must be erased completely. Regarding surveying data, usually less data is considered better to avoid having too much information and get confused.

8. True or False. If false, then explain why the premise is false. a. b. C. The most important quality for the hand written notes in surveying is clarity. If a mistake is found in the hand written notes it must be erased completely. Regarding surveying data, usually less data is considered better to avoid having too much information and get confused.

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