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what is least count of a balance? How we find out this? Any
formula for least count of Analytical balance?
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Answer Posted / venkat-piramal
The least count of the balance has been given in the balance
itself.Otherwise place the weight in the balnce and check
the result in the balance.If the result shows for 1kg i.e
1.001 then the lease count of the balance is 0.001kg.
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