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Errors arise due to the individual analyst is responsible for them?​

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Answered by vampidda
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Answer:

Personal Error

Explanation:

Errors for which the individual analyst is responsible and are not connected with the method or procedure is called as personal errors e.g. unable to judge color change.

Answered by mad210203
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Personal Errors

Explanation:

  • Personal errors are the errors arise due to the individual analyst who is chargeable for them and introduced because of fault of the analyst.
  • These errors also are called as Operational errors.
  • They have no reference to procedure or methods, are part of variability of the analyst.
  • It occurs irregularly and lead to randomness with respect to sign and size.
  • Personal errors arise due to-
  1. Individual manipulation
  2. carelessness in observation
  3. Improper instrument setting
  4. No ideal or physical behavior
  • These errors are often overcome by avoiding bias.
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