● Accuracy is defined as the extent of closeness towards the true value.
● Precision is simply understood as the repetition of measured value or closeness to next measured value.
Hence, An instrument is precise if it's successive readings are close to one another .
● Standard Deviation shows the deviation or difference of average value from each other.
A) Since the Instrument 2 is more close to the True Value. Hence, Instrument 2 is more Accurate.
B) since the Standard Deviation of Instrument 2 is less.
This simply implies that Instrument 2 has very lesser deviation from its average value while Instrument 1 has greater Standard deviation which simply means that Instrument 1 has Greater Deviation from its average value.
Thus by definition, we can say that Instrument 2 is more precise.
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