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Explain the use of screw gauge and vernier caliper in measuring smaller distances.

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Answered by tiwaavi
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Screw gauge & vernier calipers 

Vernier calipers and screw gauge both have sub-scale so it helps to maintain high precision &accuracy.

Screw Gauge Uses- It is used to measure

(i)Diameter of the wire
(ii)Thickness of the metal sheet or paper.

Least Count ( 0.0001 cm) , 
Screw gauge is Accurate upto third decimal of cm
It has two types of scale – one is main and other is secondary scales. The secondary scale is used to measure a pitch of the screw and the scale is divided into 50 equal parts and measures 100th of a mm. 

Vernier calipers uses :- It is used to measure :-

(i) The length of the rod.
(ii) Diameter of the sphere 
(iii) Diameter of hollow cylinder.

Least count of Vernier caliper is 0.01 cm.
It consist long & thin steel strips . Scale is graduated for one division = 1mm.



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Answered by IMrGauravI
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Answer:

Screw gauge & vernier calipers 

Vernier calipers and screw gauge both have sub-scale so it helps to maintain high precision &accuracy.

⇒Screw Gauge Uses- It is used to measure

(i)Diameter of the wire

(ii)Thickness of the metal sheet or paper.

Least Count ( 0.0001 cm) , Screw gauge is Accurate upto third decimal of cm

It has two types of scale – one is main and other is secondary scales. The secondary scale is used to measure a pitch of the screw and the scale is divided into 50 equal parts and measures 100th of a mm. 

⇒Vernier calipers uses :- It is used to measure :-

(i) The length of the rod.

(ii) Diameter of the sphere 

(iii) Diameter of hollow cylinder.

Least count of Vernier caliper is 0.01 cm.

It consist long & thin steel strips . Scale is graduated for one division = 1mm.

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