Subtract 7 from all and tell which is the most accurate measurement.

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1 answer:

Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tool 1

Step-by-step explanation:

$Tool\ 1 = 7.033 cm\\\\Tool\ 2 = 6.91cm\\Tool\ 3=7.1 cm\\\\When\ we\ subtract\ 7\ from\ all\ of\ them\ ,\\Tool\ 1 = 0.033 cm\\Tool\ 2 = -0.09cm\\Tool\ 3=0.1 cm\\\\Here,\\As\ Tool\ 1\ has\ more\ decimals\ in\ it, it\ is\ the\ most\ accurate\ among\ them.$

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