Why is the caliper principle used? – McqOptions

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1.	Why is the caliper principle used?
A.	For circular divisions
B.	For checking flatness
C.	For measuring dimensions with vernier caliper
D.	For measuring dimensions with micrometer
Answer» B. For checking flatness

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