A grocery store sells 5-lb bags of mangoes. You purchase four bags over the course of a month and weigh the mangoes each time. You obtain the following measurement: Week 1 weight: 4.8 lb Week 2 weigh: 5.3 lb Week 3 weigh: 4.9 lb Week 4 weigh: 5.4 lb Does the measurement have random error? Does the measurement have systematic error?
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A grocery store sells 5-lb bags of mangoes. You purchase four bags over the course of a month and weigh the mangoes each time. You obtain the following measurement:
Week 1 weight: 4.8 lb
Week 2 weigh: 5.3 lb
Week 3 weigh: 4.9 lb
Week 4 weigh: 5.4 lb
Does the measurement have random error?
Does the measurement have systematic error?
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