If a set of data is highly precise, what does this indicate about the accuracy of the data?

It indicates that the data must have a high level of accuracy.

It indicates that the accuracy of the data cannot be measured.

It does not indicate anything about the accuracy of the data.

It indicates that the data must have a low level of accuracy.

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If a set of data is highly precise, what does this indicate about the accuracy of the data?

It indicates that the data must have a high level of accuracy.


It indicates that the accuracy of the data cannot be measured.


It does not indicate anything about the accuracy of the data.


It indicates that the data must have a low level of accuracy.

anonymous · Answer

@InExileWeTrust @AlexandervonHumboldt2 @icecreamman

inexilewetrust · Answer

What do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

im tihnking C.

inexilewetrust · Answer

I agree with C. Here's my reason: http://www.mathsisfun.com/accuracy-precision.html

anonymous · Answer

thats correct :)

inexilewetrust · Answer

@icecreamman  I thought of that. But you can have high precision but low accuracy. Or have high precision and high accuracy.

anonymous · Answer

yeah i just realized that lol oops