Question: A distance A B is observed repeatedly using the same equipment and procedures, and the results, in feet, are listed below. Calculate ( a )

A distance AB is observed repeatedly using the same equipment and procedures, and the results, in feet, are listed below. Calculate (a) the lines most probable length, (b) the standard deviation, and (c) the standard deviation of the mean for the set of results.
Carry out your final answers to 4 significant digits (decimal places).
\table[[Measurement,Length],[,(m)],[1,65.4010],[2,65.4000],[3,65.4020],[4,65.3960],[5,65.4060],[6,65.4010],[7,65.3960],[8,65.4010],[9,65.3905],[10,65.4040],[11,65.4080],[12,65.4090]]
In problem #1, determine the range (to 4 decimal places) within which observations should fall (a)90% of the time and (b)95% of the time. List the percentage of values that fall within these ranges.
What is the area of a rectangular field and its estimated error in area for the following recorded values?
(a)243.89+-0.05ft by 208.65+-0.04ft
(b)725.33+-0.08ft by 664.21+-0.06ft
(c)128.526+-0.005m by 180.403+-0.007m
Give answers to the following problems in the correct number of significant figures using the rules of rounding:
(a) Sum of 0.22,3.1496,2.2, and 541.4586
(b) Result of 9.543-10.75+247.1425
(c) Product of 2.4583.940.46
(d) Result of 45.3440.420.6
A distance A B is observed repeatedly using the

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