In Part 1 of this two-part article we
looked at the subject of measurement
variation, and determined that most
processes naturally vary according to the
normal distribution curve, also
known as the 'bell shaped' curve. We also
discussed the ideas ofprecision and accuracy,
and the different types of measurement
(direct, indirect and null). In this
final instalment we will discuss roeasurement
errors and some of the arithmetic
needed to overcome these
difficulties. First, let us look at the variaus
types of measurement error and
their sources.
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