What can be concluded from this table? Analytical 1:4.98484.98504.98494.98524.98514.98500.00150.0031714.98184.98530.3000Analytical 2:4.98484.98504.98494.98524.98514.98450.00150.0030424.98414.98480.3108Top Loader 1:4.9884.9824.9854.9814.9834.9840.002640.05564.98924.97870.324Top Loader 2:4.9854.9844.9844.9824.9864.9840.00158 Std. Deviation0.0317CV (%)4.9871Range (mean+2std)4.9808 Range (mean-2std)0.320 Percent Error (%)Mean

4.9850 0.0015 0.003171 4.9818 4.9853 0.3000 4.9845 0.0015 0.003042 4.9841 4.9848 0.3108 4.984 0.00264 0.0556 4.9892 4.9787 0.324 4.984 0.00158 0.0317 Mean Std. Deviation CV (%) 4.9871Range (mean+2std) 4.9808 Range (mean-2std) 0.320 Percent Error (%)

4.9850 0.0015 0.003171 4.9818 4.9853 0.3000 4.9845 0.0015 0.003042 4.9841 4.9848 0.3108 4.984 0.00264 0.0556 4.9892 4.9787 0.324 4.984 0.00158 0.0317 Mean Std. Deviation CV (%) 4.9871Range (mean+2std) 4.9808 Range (mean-2std) 0.320 Percent Error (%)

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What can be concluded from this table?

Analytical 1:
4.9848
4.9850
4.9849
4.9852
4.9851
4.9850
0.0015
0.003171
4.9818
4.9853
0.3000
Analytical 2:
4.9848
4.9850
4.9849
4.9852
4.9851
4.9845
0.0015
0.003042
4.9841
4.9848
0.3108
Top Loader 1:
4.988
4.982
4.985
4.981
4.983
4.984
0.00264
0.0556
4.9892
4.9787
0.324
Top Loader 2:
4.985
4.984
4.984
4.982
4.986
4.984
0.00158 Std. Deviation
0.0317
CV (%)
4.9871Range (mean+2std)
4.9808 Range (mean-2std)
0.320 Percent Error (%)
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