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Which characteristics evaluate a device's ability to respond to and accurately capture transient events or fluctuations in the quantities being measured?

• Static characteristics

• Constant characteristics

• Dynamic characteristics

• Stable characteristics

What does precision refer to?

• The degree of closeness to the true value of the measured quantity

• The consistency or reproducibility of measurements obtained under similar conditions

• The accuracy of measurements across different conditions

• The range of values that can be measured

Gross errors occur due to:

• Human error

• Instrumental error

• Environmental error

• Random error

Limiting errors are:

• Manufacturer's specifications of instrumental error

• Manufacturer's specifications of sensitivity

• Environmental errors

• Random errors

Errors that occur even when all the gross and systematic errors are taken care of are called:

• Instrumental errors

• Random errors

• Limiting errors

• Environmental errors

A means of reducing environmental errors is the regulation of:

• Light

• Mains voltage

• Temperature

• Noise

Corrective measures to reduce environmental effects include air conditioning, hermetically sealing certain components in the instrument, and the use of magnetic shields, etc.

• False

• True

Systematic errors encompass:

• Procedural error

• Environmental error

• Instrumental error

• All of the mentioned options.

Which of the following is caused by careless handling?

• Random error

• None of the mentioned

• Systematic error

• Gross error

A system will be error-free if we remove all systematic error.

• True

• False