An experimental data for measuring a water boiling temperature at 1 atm has resulted as followsMeasuring No.Temperature (Celcius)1100.32100.299.7410099.8100.17100.5(a) What is the error of the measurements compared to the actual boiling point, 100°C (alsoknown as bias error)?(b) What is the precision of measurement no 5?(c) What is the total error of measurement no 5?3.

Solution: Given Data: Tmeasured=100oC

An experimental data for measuring a water boiling temperature at 1 atm has resulted as follows Measuring No. Temperature (Celcius) 100.3 2 100.2 3 99.7 4 100 99.8 100.1 100.5 (a) What is the error of the measurements compared to the actual boiling point, 100 °C (also known as bias error)? (b) What is the precision of measurement no 5? (c) What is the total error of measurement no 5? n67

An experimental data for measuring a water boiling temperature at 1 atm has resulted as follows Measuring No. Temperature (Celcius) 100.3 2 100.2 3 99.7 4 100 99.8 100.1 100.5 (a) What is the error of the measurements compared to the actual boiling point, 100 °C (also known as bias error)? (b) What is the precision of measurement no 5? (c) What is the total error of measurement no 5? n67

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