Strength of measuring instruments

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The strength of measuring instruments refers to their accuracy, precision, reliability, and durability.

Accuracy: The ability of the instrument to provide measurements close to the true value.
Precision: The consistency of the instrument in providing the same measurements under repeated conditions.
Reliability: The dependability of the instrument to produce accurate results consistently.
Durability: The ability of the instrument to withstand regular use without losing its accuracy.
Examples: Vernier calipers for accurate measurements, micrometers for precise measurements, and digital multimeters for reliable electrical measurements.

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