Measurement is accurate when observed values (the data produced by measuring an event) match the true state (or true values) of the event.

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Omar Ellison

Social Studies

9 May, 05:23

Measurement is accurate when observed values (the data produced by measuring an event) match the true state (or true values) of the event.

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Joel Strickland · Answer 1

It is a True statement.

Explanation:

The measurement is an action of measuring the quantity of a substance or a thing. The measurement is said to be reliable, when it gives the same values after repeating the measure of the same event several times.

Human Error causes differences in the accuracy and reliability of data. The precise measurement provides the most trustworthy and useful data for science. Volume and mass are the two measuring units.

The measurement of the thing is said to accurate when the measured value matches the actual value.