Question 3/ 10Two students made an experiment to measure the value of n, the first one had ny = 3.1310.02 and T, = 3.1520.01,which of the following statements best describes these results: ( if n = 3.14)Student two is more precise and less accurate than student oneStudent one is more precise than student two3. O Student two is more precise than student oneStudent one is more precise and more accurate than student two1.2.4.

Question 3/ 10 Two students made an experiment to measure the value of 1, the first one had = 3.1310.02 and , = 3.15±0.01, which of the following statements best describes these results: ( if n = 3.14) 1. O Student two is more precise and less accurate than student one Student one is more precise than student two O Student two is more precise than student one Student one is more precise and more accurate than student two 2. 3. 4.

Question 3/ 10 Two students made an experiment to measure the value of 1, the first one had = 3.1310.02 and , = 3.15±0.01, which of the following statements best describes these results: ( if n = 3.14) 1. O Student two is more precise and less accurate than student one Student one is more precise than student two O Student two is more precise than student one Student one is more precise and more accurate than student two 2. 3. 4.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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