What do you mean by Type-A evaluation of uncertainty? – McqOptions

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1.	What do you mean by Type-A evaluation of uncertainty?
A.	Involves a series of independent measurements of a quantity
B.	Involves a series of dependent measurements of a quantity
C.	Uncertainty which is characterized using an assumed probability distribution based on information available
D.	Evaluated by judgment of available information
Answer» B. Involves a series of dependent measurements of a quantity

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