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Traditionally, precision of a measurement refers to what?
ANearness to the true value
BThe unit that was chosen
CStability when repeated often
DThe price of the instrument
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Stability when repeated often
Precision is about how consistent repeated readings are, so one can be precisely wrong.
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