Which is the most accurate measurement of the observation:1.0 cm, 1.00 cm, 1.000 cm?
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5mm from the given measurement. If the measurement is given as 1.000cm, the observer is stating that the actual measurement is in the interval . Thus in a sense, 1.000cm is more accurate than 1.00cm as the possible interval for the actual value is smaller.
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If the length of rod is exactly 1 cm. When an observer records the readings as 1.0 cm, 1.00 cm and 1.000 cm, then the measurement which measures 1.000 cm is most accurate because it has more number of significant figures and the instrument which measures this data has less least count than the other.
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If the length of rod is exactly 1 cm. When an observer records the readings as 1.0 cm, 1.00 cm and 1.000 cm, then the measurement which measures 1.000 cm is most accurate because it has more number of significant figures and the instrument which measures this data has less least count than the other.
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