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Why is the precision of each drop more important than its accuracy in this question?

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One method of chemical analysis compares the number of drops of reagent needed to react with a sample of known size and concentration to the number of drops of reagent needed to react with a sample the size but of unknown concentration. In this method of analysis, the precision of each drop is more important than its accuracy
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Reply Wed 1 Oct, 2008 06:13 pm
@babygirl56baby,
I'm gonna say that by "precision" they mean "precise measure."
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