What is the least possible error in using a rule graduated in centimeters?

rafiu jeremiah

11 years ago

sir we all know that metre rule is one decimal place in centimetre sir so I think the answer should be 0.5cm and not 0.01cm.

Myschool Kelly

9 years ago

Thanks For your observation. The question has been modified.

DebbieKara

5 years ago

The Answer is 0.5cm oooo
Least possible error is 1/2 of the actual measurement

smartgenius

1 year ago

0.1 is actually the reading accuracy of the metre rule to get the least possible error we divide by 2
0.1/2=0.05cm
so the least possible error is 0.05 not 0.1

Abdullahi113

1 year ago

The reading accuracy for meter rule is 1 mm, 0.1 cm

Gambariaminat

9 years ago

Dere z a mistake in d options. It z 0.1cm nt 0.01cm. Datz d way it is in d past question

primejohn

3 months ago

Rff, Google

FGCO195928

8 months ago

the and is 0.5cm

Silver557

2 years ago

The answer should be 0.5cm, that is the estimated uncertainty of a meter rule .

ibrahimibukun

3 months ago

I feel d answer is 0.1cm because normally it is supposed to be 0.5mm or0.05cm for reading accuracy and since 0.05cm isn’t there I will go for 0.1cm instead of 0.5mm

KOURT

3 months ago

The answer is given by the app is not correct.

Johnson9944

1 year ago

the answer is actually A, for mm ona go say 0.5 for cm ona go still say 0.5 nawa o

bishop jay-jay

10 years ago

2 me d answer is A becos even no matter how accurate u r,d least possible no u can get is 0.1