difference between accuracy and precision
Answer Posted / naresh
ACCURACY is the degree of closeness of measured value to the true value
PRECISION getting the same result for same inputs for n number of iterations
an instrument may not be accurate but precise. i.e it may not give the correct value but it will give the same answer when same inputs are processed
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