Physics, asked by mayakavulani11, 8 months ago

draw a vernier caliper scale to show a reading of 3.36cm.

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area in a unit which is length x length or ( length)2 ... the zero mark on the main scale, in this condition, the vernier callipers is said ... Total reading = m.s.r + v.s.r = 3.3 + 0.06 = 3.36 cm.

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