Suppose a lab scale consistently measures 2 g too high. How would that effect measurement of...
Suppose a lab scale consistently measures 2 g too
high. How would that effect measurement of specific heat?
Too high, too low, or not at all?
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You have not specified the other details regarding the experiment so the statement is pretty much unclear. I am still giving an answer based on the concept behind similar questins such as this.
Since the lab scale is giving the high measurement consistently, this means every time it is giving this high reading.
So overall there is no effect on specific heat because an error would have been caused if the scale gave a high reading just once and not consistently.
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