In the measuring instruments, the degree of conformity and closeness to the true value is known as:

In the measuring instruments, the degree of conformity and closeness t

1.	In the measuring instruments, the degree of conformity and closeness to the true value is known as:
A.	Precision
B.	Deflecting torque
C.	Measuring scale
D.	Accuracy
Answer» E.

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