Physics, asked by siddiqui83, 1 year ago

what do you understand by zero error ?

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Answered by scientist01

Zero error refers to the improper calculation caused by the experimenter while adjusting the main scale zero or vernier scale zero in <h1>Vernier Scale</h1>

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