The distance AB was measured using proper taping procedures. The forward measurement was recorded as 725.85 m, and the backward measurement was recorded as 725.74 m. The measurement of distance AB in meters is The error in this measurement in meters is The order of this distance measurement is 1 to

The distance AB was measured using proper taping procedures. The forward measurement was recorded as 725.85 m, and the backward measurement was recorded as 725.74 m. The measurement of distance AB in meters is The error in this measurement in meters is The order of this distance measurement is 1 to

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The distance AB was measured using proper taping procedures. The forward measurement was recorded
as 725.85 m , and the backward measurement was recorded as 725.74 m.
The measurement of distance AB in meters is
The error in this measurement in meters is
The order of this distance measurement is i to
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