Demystifying - Why a measurement is never exact

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Why a physical reading is accurate only to half the smallest scale division, so every measurement stands for an interval: 36 cm to the nearest cm means 35.5 to 36.5. Motivates the group; interval-writing mechanics live on error-intervals-rounding; instrument reading lives on reading-scales. Both tiers. (N15)

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