Simple Question: Measurements of length & mass ZZZ

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Dust on samples and measuring devices can lead to inaccurate measurements, necessitating regular cleaning to ensure precision. Irregular samples can cause variations in mass and length readings, suggesting the need for standardized sample shapes or averaging multiple measurements. A slope in the balance affects weight readings, which can be corrected by using a spirit level to ensure the balance is horizontal. Other potential sources of error include temperature fluctuations and improper calibration of measuring instruments, which can be mitigated through routine checks and calibrations. Addressing these errors is crucial for obtaining reliable measurements in length and mass.
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Discuss the effects of the following sources of errors on Measurements of length & mass. and suggest metods to overcome them:

1- Existing of a dust on both the sample and the measuring devices.
2- Irregularity of the samples.
3- Slope of the balance from the horizontal line.
4- Other sources.
 
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Do you want to suggest something first? For me, 3 would be as simple as using a 'spirit-level' or horizontal surface to sort out.

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