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1. The accurate measurement of a gas and liquid is important to obtain specific proportions as per process requirement is necessary. 2. The maintenance of definite rates of flow is important for maximum efficiency and production. Without accurate measurements precise quality is control is impossible. 3. Costs which are based on flow measurements will be incorrect if the measurement are erroneous because huge volumes of gas, steam and liquid may have to be measured daily, a very small %age error can amount to large sums.
To obtain accurate measurements.
It depends on the size and mass of the rock. For a "normal" rock (as opposed to merely a stone) I suggest a crane with some means for measuring the rock's mass. A number of pulleys, each with a weighing machine should do the trick. Alternatively, you could use a weighbridge, if there is one in the vicinity. To obtain its volume, you probably need a 3-d laser-profiling device. That should give the most precise measurement of its volume.
Multiply the acre by 43,560 and you will obtain square feet (ft^2). This is an area measurement not a length one.
While made to be as acurate as possible, typical scales have error systematically as a part of their measurements. If you place an object directly on the scale, it will be effected by this error (keeping you from obtaining an accurate result). Instead, measure the weight of object A, then add object B. You are able to calculate the difference and obtain an exact measurement since both objects are subject to the same error.
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to obtain an accurate measurement of a patient's height
to obtain an accurate measurement of a patient's height
1. The accurate measurement of a gas and liquid is important to obtain specific proportions as per process requirement is necessary. 2. The maintenance of definite rates of flow is important for maximum efficiency and production. Without accurate measurements precise quality is control is impossible. 3. Costs which are based on flow measurements will be incorrect if the measurement are erroneous because huge volumes of gas, steam and liquid may have to be measured daily, a very small %age error can amount to large sums.
That is the correct spelling of "exact" (precise, accurate).
Precision is a measure of how close to each other repeated measurements are. Accuracy is how close to a target value the measurement is. The only reason this unneccessary bit of info is in your book is to cram kids' heads with useless info. Very few scientists or engineers care about this trivia. Real science is about understanding how things work.
Well, it's just nice to know how tall your horse is. And also, some registries have strict regulations on height, so to see if your horse meets these regulations, you need to know his height.
So that the temperature of the liquid is at a constant measurement
Advantages of the Vernier caliper include being able to determine very small measurements; being able to measure depth; and the ability to measure outer and inner measurements at the same time. Disadvantages include learning to read the results correctly and the lack of accuracy compared to other methods.
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To obtain accurate measurements.
Yes, because if you are not, there could be an accident if too much of a chemical is added, and when you want to work out the amount of product produced or reactant used, without a large degree of uncertainty, you must be as precise as possible. (The less precise, the more uncertainties, the larger percentage error) But remember, you must be accurate and precise in order to get reliable results. Accuracy is the ability to have your experimental data match up with known results, and precision is the ability to obtain the same data more than once. http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistryquickreview/a/accuracyprecise.htm