The Measurement Is 9

question 157

Multiple Choice

The measurement is 9.4030 mi. Find the precision and the greatest possible error of the measurement.

• A) The precision of the measurement is 0.000001 mi. The greatest possible error of the measurement is 0.000005 mi.
• B) The precision of the measurement is 0.0001 mi. The greatest possible error of the measurement is 0.00005 mi.
• C) The precision of the measurement is 0.00001 mi. The greatest possible error of the measurement is 0.00005 mi.
• D) The precision of the measurement is 0.00001 mi. The greatest possible error of the measurement is 0.000005 mi.
• E) The precision of the measurement is 0.000001 mi. The greatest possible error of the measurement is 0.0000005 mi.

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