Accuracy

Science has always worked hand-in-hand with data. Data relies on both quantitative and qualitative data. Some examples of qualitative data are color, scent, texture, etc. Quantitative data are always in numbers either measured or calculated such as length, volume, density, temperature, etc. The results are always dependent on the amount of significant figures the measurement has, and so there is a large emphasis on how many significant figures should be used in the data. The importance of significant

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Scientists use significant figures to show exactly how much information an measurement contains. To give fewer digits that one knows would be withholding information about the accuracy of a measurement, and to give too many would be exaggerating the reliability of the measurement. When measuring, it is important to report all digits that one is certain of, along with one more estimated digit. The final digit of any measurement is estimated. The unreliability of a measurement, therefore, is plus or

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specific measurement. When we say we have made an accurate measurement we are saying that our answer is close to the true value of the quantity. When we make measurements in the laboratory we should therefore distinguish between the precision and the accuracy of these measurements. The so-called number of significant figures (“sig figs”) that a measurement contains indicates its the precision. In our mass example, the quantity 120.317 kilograms has 6 significant figures. This is rather precise