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Mathematics, 09.03.2021 20:50 sweetiezylp8umho

1. Think of two things that you can measure. Give one that requires high precision, or a low level of uncertainty. Give another that can have lower precision, or a higher level of
uncertainty.

2. Explain why you made your choices. Why does one measurement need to be more precise
than the other?

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