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Measuring range is the range of values thhat the instrument can measure.
Sensivity.This is the response of the instrument to variations in the quantity it is measuring. It is related to the minimum subdivision of its scale ( resolution threshold). Systematic errors Faulty measuring equipment. Random errors. Accident and un predictable. Precision indicates the similarities between the measurments made. In a precise measurments there are very few random errors. Accuracy: Reflects the proximity between the measurment made and the real value. It requires precision and the absence of systematic errors.
Sensivity.This is the response of the instrument to variations in the quantity it is measuring. It is related to the minimum subdivision of its scale ( resolution threshold). Systematic errors Faulty measuring equipment. Random errors. Accident and un predictable. Precision indicates the similarities between the measurments made. In a precise measurments there are very few random errors. Accuracy: Reflects the proximity between the measurment made and the real value. It requires precision and the absence of systematic errors.