Physics, asked by bhandariatulika, 7 months ago

A vernier has 10 divisions and they are equal to
9 divisions of main scale in length. If the main scale
is calibrated in mm, what is its least count?

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Answered by boruahapurba123456
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Answer:

Explanation:

Least count can calculated using the formula.

Least Count=Length of1 MSD–Length of I VSD

Where MSD and VSD refer to Main Scale Division and Vernier Scale Division respectively. Here 10 divisions on main scale coincide with 9 divisions on vernier scale.

So, 1 VSD is equivalent to 0.9 main scale divisions.

Using the formula for Least Count, we get LC=1MSD–1VSD=1MSD–0.9MSD=0.1MSD=0.1×1mm=0.1mm

As Given, 1MSD=1mm

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