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Question 1.

A 5.0 lb weight is measured to be 4.5 lb. What is the relative error?

▸ ±10%

▸ -0.5 lb

▸ 0.5 lb

▸ -10%

Question 2.

According to a specification, the nominal length of a particular manufactured part is 5.4523 cm. Quality control randomly selects four of the parts, and the lengths are measured by four different quality control technicians. The measurements are 5.3234 cm, 5.11259 cm, 5.351 cm, and 5.45 cm. Which measurement is the most precise?

▸ 5.11259

▸ 5.45

▸ 5.351

▸ 5.3234

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