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Ea
= Es + Er
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Absolute
error in a measurement arises from the sum of systematic
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(determinate)
error and random (indeterminate) error.
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A. Systematic Error - has a definite value and an assignable
cause.
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There
are three common sources of systematic error:
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Instrument
error
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Personal
error
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| 3. |
Method
error
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