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Transcribed Image Text:A 885 meter is having an accuracy of ± 0.59% of
FSD. Calculate the %error for a measurement of
14, 47,99 reading.
(i)Full scale error value=
(ii) %Error for 14=
% error for 47
% error for 99
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