(Science) Accuracy and Precision
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The document discusses percentage error and using it to calculate the accuracy of different student estimates of a liquid volume in a beaker, compared to a teacher's measurement with a graduated cylinder. It provides the estimates of 5 students and asks to calculate their percentage errors using the teacher's measurement as the accepted value. It also gives density measurements from 3 students over 5 trials and asks to analyze the accuracy and precision of the data and identify who committed the least error.
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