Question 6 (Five new measurements (the yellow boxes) for the acceleration due to gravity, g, areplotted on a new dart board as shown below. which of the following statements bestdescribes the comparison between the measured values and the accepted value for gat this location of 9.81 m/s (the bullseye)?9.89m/s?9.80m/s?9.81m/s| 9.79m/s?| 9.71m/s²9.67m/sAccurate and preciseNeither accurate nor preciseAccurate but not preciseO Precise but not accurate

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