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Which of these statements correctly compares probeware (such as an electronic temperature probe) to traditional analog tools (su

ch as a liquid-based thermometer)?
A Measurements by traditional analog tools are good to a larger number of significant figures.
B Measurements by traditional analog tools are less prone to experimental error.
C Probeware is typically very difficult to transport.
D Probeware is useful for obtaining many measurements in rapid succession.

2 answers:

Zina [86]2 years ago

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Answer:

D) Probeware is useful for obtaining many measurements in rapid succession.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are required,

To compare probeware ( namely an electronic temperature probe) to traditional analog tools ( namely a liquid based thermometer).

Now, as we know,

<em>Probewares are generally used to collect precise data (with less amount of error) in real-time and analyze the result using powerful tools.</em>

So, we have,

Probewares are easy to use while being cost-effective.

Thus, the correct statement for the comparison would be,

D) Probeware is useful for obtaining many measurements in rapid succession.

guapka [62]2 years ago

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Probeware is useful for obtaining many measurement in rapid succession, a function that an analog tool can not perform. The answer is D.

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