Q4) The resistance value of a same resistor is measured five times with two different ohmmeters of A and B. Ohmmeter A (2) Ohmmeter B (Q) 93 92 99 92 93 94 98 103 97 110 If true value is 100 Q calculate and comment on accuracy and precision of data

Q4) The resistance value of a same resistor is measured five times with two different ohmmeters of A and B. Ohmmeter A (2) Ohmmeter B (Q) 93 92 99 92 93 94 98 103 97 110 If true value is 100 Q calculate and comment on accuracy and precision of data

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Chapter27: Current And Resistance

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99
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94
98
103
97
110
If true value is 100 Q calculate and comment on accuracy and precision of data

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