What does the division value mean? minimum score
On the scale of the measuring instrument, the value of the measured size represented by the smallest grid is called the indexing value, and the indexing value is also called the scale value.
The score of the scale used is 1mm, of which the exact value is 25.6cm and the estimated value is 0.01cm.
The division value is the minimum value that the measuring instrument can measure. The division value is also the value per cell.
A measured value consists of an exact value and an estimate. The last digit is an estimate, and the estimate can only be one bit.
Example: 25.60 cm and 25.6 cm are mathematically equivalent, but have different physical meanings.
25.60Cm = 256.0mm, unifies the measurement value to one decimal place. See what unit it uses,
What unit is used for the division value.
256.0Mm, the scale's indexing value is 1mm (use this scale to be accurate to 1mm, less than 1mm to estimate.),
The exact value is 256mm, and the estimated value is 0.0mm.
25.6Cm, the division value of the scale is 1cm (use this scale to be accurate to 1cm, and estimate if it is less than 1cm.),
The exact value is 25cm, and the estimated value is 0.6cm.
What does the minimum division value mean?
Minimum Indexing Value: The distance between the two most adjacent tick lines on the scale
What does the minimum division value mean?
Minimum Indexing Value: The distance between the two most adjacent tick lines on the scale
