Data & Analysis Collect data from at least six different measurements performed by all the members of the group, calculate the distance between Point A and Point X, calculate the percent errors, and summarize them in the following table. The actual distance between point A and Point X (accepted value) is 9,810.51 m. The number of columns and the contents of the table depend on the measurement method you have chosen in the lab. All the measured values should be recorded in proper significant figures, represented in scientific notation, and with correct SI unit for length. No Map Scale Distance between A & X (m) Percent error (%) Conducted by (initial) 2 3 4 5 6 Average Table 1: Data table of the measurement of an inaccessible pointDiscussion Questions 1. Which method do you choose to solve this measurement problem? Explain how it works. 2. Describe the step-by-step procedure you use to conduct this experiment. 3. Show step-by-step, complete calculations of all the data in one row of your data table including unit conversions, map scale, geometric/trigonometric formula(s), and percent error. You should attach proper unit to each value in your calculation. 4. How do you determine the number of significant figures in your data? What is the meaning of "significant figure" in measurement? 5. How can you increase the number of significant figures in your measurement? 6. What is the meaning of "percent error" in measurement? 7. What are the possible sources of errors in this experiment? List and explain them in details. 8. How can you reduce the percent error in your measurement