The degree of perfection used in instruments, the methods and the observations, is known as ________________?
A.Precision
B.Accuracy
C.Efficiency
D.Least count
E.Error
A.0.5 to 1
B.1 to 2
C.2 to 20
D.20 to 50
E.100 to 5000
A.Solar cell
B.Photoelectric cell
C.Photovoltaic cell
D.Thermo-couple
A.Kentometer
B.McLeod gage
C.Bourdon tube
D.None of the above
A.Soldered
B.Brazed
C.Welded
D.Screwed
E.Adhesive jointed
A.Melting point of gold
B.melting point of silver
C.melting point of steel
D.None of the above
A.?10 kg/cm2 to + 10 kg kg/cm2
B.0 to 10 kg kg/cm2
C.5 to 11 kg kg/cm2
D.0 to 20 kg kg/cm2
E.0 to 100 kg kg/cm2
A.Resolution sensitivity
B.Accuracy
C.Hysteresis
D.Precision
E.Deviation
A.Melting point of gold
B.Melting point of steel
C.Melting point of tungsten
D.Melting point of zinc
E.Melting point of lead
A.Strain gauge
B.Differential transformer
C.Variable permeability transducer
D.Optical transducer
E.All of the above