Computer · Surveying
Which of the following correctly describes a systematic error in surveying?
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- 1It is a compensating error that tends to balance out.
- 2It is an error that occurs solely because of unpredictable changes in temperature.
- 3It is a cumulative error that follows a definite mathematical law under the same conditions.✓
- 4It is an error that occurs only due to faulty individual adjustments of the instruments.
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It is a cumulative error that follows a definite mathematical law under the same conditions.
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