please help me answer questions 4, 5 and 6(a) and 6(b). thank you so much A The smallest unit on a ruler is 1mm. Two students measured the width of a woodenblock and recorded them as 5.25 cm and 5.27 cm.Analyze the data gathered Arethese two equally precise? Comment.5 Can measurements be accurate but not precise? Justify your answer by citing aspecific example.6 Two students, John and Jay are given a small cylinder of aluminium of known mass andasked to determine its density. (The 'accepted' density of aluminium is 2.702 g/cm)Since density is mass/volume, the students need to calculate the volume of the cylinderThe height and diameter of the cylinder need to be measured in order to calculate itsvolumeJohn is told to use a simple plastic ruler and to make four independent measurementsfor each dimension. Jay is told to use a precision measuring tool called a micrometer.John- plastic ruler2.2 g/cm32.3 g/cm2.7 g/cm32.4 g/cm3Jay-micrometer2.703 g/cm2.701 g/cm2.705 g/cm5.811 g/cma. Which student's data is more accurate? Cite factor(s) that might affect themeasurement's accuracy.b. Which student's data is more precise? Cite factor(s) that might affect themeasurement's precision.15

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