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can someone tell me that if the zero on the main and vernier scale coincide then is it a zero error?
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nope! It means the instrument has no error! but it rarely happens
then can u explain me what is a zero error
main and vernier scale dont coincide!..vernier scale will be either at more or less position! more means positive error and less means negative error! so u do ur calculations accordingly!
is this the zero error ?
yes!
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ok thank u sir
but i didnt get i sir
whats the doubt?
how do we find azero error
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thank u sir i will watch this
ur welcome Hayata! :)
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