What is true about random errors? – McqOptions

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1.	What is true about random errors?
A.	Sign of error can be predicted
B.	Probability of occurrence of same absolute value is not equal for negative and positive errors
C.	Constant in magnitude
D.	Arithmetic mean in a measurement series approaches zero as measurement number increases
Answer» E.

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