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Precision O How close together repeated measurements are O How fast an object moves in a certain amount of time O A push or a pull; makes things start moving and stop moving O How close to the true value
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Precision
O How close together repeated measurements are
O How fast an object moves in a certain amount of time
O A push or a pull; makes things start moving and stop moving
O How close to the true value a measurement is
O The location of an object
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The location of the object
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how close a true value a measurement is
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