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What is the precision of a digital scale (±0.1g) and a ruler with a 10 mm scale, considering measurement recording?
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Instrument Precision:
- Digital scale: g
- Ruler (10 mm scale): A 10 mm scale means the smallest marked division is 10 mm or 1 cm. The precision is typically half of the smallest division, so cm. However, the measurements are recorded to one decimal place (e.g., 3.9 cm), implying a reading precision of cm. For this problem, we will use the reading precision of cm, as it is consistent with the recorded data.
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