The accuracy in measurement of mass of 1.02 g is ± 0.005 g whereas another measurement…

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1. \(\text { ± }\) 0.5% in both the cases
2. \(\text { ± }\) 0.5% in first case and \(\text { ± }\) 0.05% in second case
3. \(\text { ± }\) 0.05% in both cases
4. \(\text { ± }\) 0.05% in first case and \(\text { ± }\) 0.5% in second case

Answer

(B) ± 0.5% in first case and ± 0.05% in second case

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