Q1: Choose the correct answer:1-The element in the measurement system takes the form-a) Transfer function. B) signal-recording unit. C) Temperature. D) a&c.--------2)A----------has an output that varies in discrete steps and so can only have a finitenumber of values.A) Analogue instruments, B) digital instrument, C) Null-type ,D) passive instrument.3)-------------- scribes the closeness of output readings when the same input is appliedrepetitively over a short period of time.A) inaccuracy, B) Range, C) Tolerance , D) Repeatability.in instrument components over a4) They can also systematic errors arise due toperiod of time.A) Fault, B) wear, C) Tolerance, D) All.5) The prerequisite for the reduction of systematic errors is a complete analysis of the----?A) Measurement system, B) systematic errors, C) System disturbance, D) Errors.

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Q1: Choose the correct answer:
1-The element in the measurement system takes the form-
a) Transfer function. B) signal-recording unit. C) Temperature. D) a&c.
--------
2)A--
-------
-has an output that varies in discrete steps and so can only have a finite
number of values.
A) Analogue instruments, B) digital instrument, C) Null-type ,D) passive instrument.
3)-------------- scribes the closeness of output readings when the same input is applied
repetitively over a short period of time.
A) inaccuracy, B) Range, C) Tolerance , D) Repeatability.
in instrument components over a
4) They can also systematic errors arise due to
period of time.
A) Fault, B) wear, C) Tolerance, D) All.
5) The prerequisite for the reduction of systematic errors is a complete analysis of the----?
A) Measurement system, B) systematic errors, C) System disturbance, D) Errors.

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