Mathematics, 03.06.2020 19:08 lordicy

Suppose you have a set of measurements. What additional information would you need to describe the accuracy of the measurements? A. the precision of the measurements
B. a second set of identical measurements
C. the expected value for the measurements
D. a set of measurements made with a different instrument

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