A systematic error A arises from the limitations on the ability to make a physical measurement. B is also known as an indeterminate error. Cannot be corrected nor detected can be discovered and corrected

A systematic error A arises from the limitations on the ability to make a physical measurement. B is also known as an indeterminate error. Cannot be corrected nor detected can be discovered and corrected

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter1: Matter, Measurements, And Calculations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.85E

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A systematic error
(A) arises from the limitations on the ability to make a physical measurement.
B) is also known as an indeterminate error.
Cannot be corrected nor detected
D can be discovered and corrected.

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