For the data values 17.85 inches, 17.84 inches, and 17.86 inches: Are these values accurate if...
For the data values 17.85 inches, 17.84 inches, and 17.86 inches: Are these values accurate if the known length is 16.72?
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Most likely YES, the numbers appear somewhat close to the average. |
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NO, absolutely not. |
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YES, without a doubt. |
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Most likely NO, this is not near the measured values. |
Homework Answers
Accuracy is the closeness of the average measured value to real value
The average measured value = sum of measured values / 3
= (17.85 + 17.84 + 17.86) / 3
= 17.85 inches
This is nowhere close to 16.72 inches
So, i will go with option 2
Answer: NO, absolutely not
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