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1. An object was carefully weighed on three different balances. Each balance was zeroed

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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

10.335

Explanation:

An object was carefully weighed on three different balances

Each of these balances were zeroed before weighing

The masses that were weighed are as follows

10.35 g , 10.355 g, 10.30 g

Therefore the average value of these measurements can be calculated as follows

The total number of mass is 3

= 10.30 + 10.355 + 10.30/3

= 31,005/3

= 10.335

Hence the average value of these measurements is 10.335

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