Suppose a lab refrigerator holds a constant temperature of 38.0 F.
37.8
A temperature sensor...
Suppose a lab refrigerator holds a constant temperature of 38.0 F.
37.8
A temperature sensor is tested 5 times in the refrigerator.
38.3
The temperatures from the test yield are given in the table.
Temperatures gained
from sensor testing,
degrees F
38.1
37.4
Accuracy
Precision
38.0
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