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Given the following data in measuring a distance of a certain line: Distance No. of Measurements 740.53 4 740.59 3 740.57 6 740.53 7 Determine the most probable value of the measurements.

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Given the following data in measuring a distance of a certain line:

Distance	No. of Measurements
740.53	4
740.59	3
740.57	6
740.53	7

Determine the most probable value of the measurements.

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