What is(are) the main advantage(s) of using the Vernier Caliper over the meter stick in length and depth measurements? Jaws that ease measurement O Depth probe OSmaller uncertainty It allows for measurements of very larger objects

What is(are) the main advantage(s) of using the Vernier Caliper over the meter stick in length and depth measurements? Jaws that ease measurement O Depth probe OSmaller uncertainty It allows for measurements of very larger objects

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What is(are) the main advantage(s) of using the Vernier Caliper
over the meter stick in length and depth measurements?
Jaws that ease measurement
O Depth probe
OSmaller uncertainty
It allows for measurements of very larger objects

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