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What is the formula or equation to find the Least Count ?. Please Tell. It's Very Important .✍️✍️✍️

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Answered by MOSFET01
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The smallest value that can be measured by any instrument used in engineering and electrical metres are known as least count.


General formula = \dfrac{Scale \: reading}{Number \: of \: division \: on \: the \: scale}


This is for vernier caliper


N division on vernier scale is equal to (N-1) division on the main scale .


N vernier scale division = (N-1) Main scale division


1 Vernier scale division = \dfrac{N-1}{N} \Big(Main\: Scale \: Division \Big)




Least count = 1 Main scale division - 1 Vernier scale division


Least count = 1 Main scale division - \dfrac{N-1}{N}\Big(Main\: Scale\: Division\Big)


Least count = 1 Main scale division ( 1 - \Big(\dfrac{(N-1)}{N}\Big)


Least count = 1 M.S.D \Big(\dfrac{N\: - N +1}{N}\Big)


Least count = \dfrac{1M.S.D}{N}


Least count = \dfrac{S}{N}


S = value of one main scale

N = number of equal division on scale


For example (refer figure)


S = 1 mm

N = 50


Then


Least count = \dfrac{1}{50}


Least count = 0.02 mm


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