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Transcribed Image Text:For item 25:
TABLE 1. Determining the Weight of Pans
1
2
Actual value of pan 1, P₁ = 25 grams
Actual value of pan 2, P₂ = 24.8 grams
L₁
L₂
For item 25:
Ⓒ 21.22
20.22
23.22
Ⓒ24.22
28.22
Trial
W₁ = 10 g
W₂ = 5 g
W₁ =15 g
W₂ =25 g
14.9 cm
12.6 cm
choices for number 25
21 cm
19.8 cm
L3
16.2 cm
23.7 cm
L₁
13.4 cm 25.)
11.7 cm
For item 26:
26.22
28.37
23.37
P₁ (computed)
C25.37
24.22
g
P₂ (computed)
24.28 g
24.87 g 26.)
choices for number 26
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